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5G Milk Stout
Up next, an experimental session saison type thing using some cultured Ommegang Witte yeast.

Edit: @jwil, I'll post the recipe if it's at all successful and PM you a link. Not really following any style guide, just mixing it up with all sorts of things.
 
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Belgian IPA.
Dubbel.
 
BB APA - Will bottle this Friday after 19 days in primary
MrB Power Patriot (got 2 pack MrB refill as Christmas present but I don't have a MrB kit...it will be beer!) Will bottle Jan 18
Plan to drink them during Super Bowl....yeast willing :)

BB Witbier next in pipeline once I free up a primary this Friday.....mama wants her Blue Moon
 
On Deck: Citra American Brown Ale
Primary: Pale Ale with a Marzen Grain Bill
Secondary: Centennial Blonde
On Tap: Centennial SMASH

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1 gal Chocolate Habanero Mead
1 gal Sweet Plum Mead

5 gal Golden Sour ale (on french oak)
5 gal Sour Stout
5 gal Brett Rye White IPA
3 gal Spontaneous Fermented Project

So far. Going to brew a few more soon. Got another brett Starter going for something devious muhaha
 
5 gallons Chocolate Milk Stout -- 11 days in fermentation, still going wild.
5 Gallons Citrus Cerveza -- A variation of Clemifornia Commontine, brewed yesterday.
 
Right now I just have my Heady clone that's about to go into the keg on Thursday and a Barleywine that's been aging for about four months now.

Gonna try and start the new year off with a bang with a double brewsession this coming Sunday - brewing a Robust Porter and my house Pale Ale, pitching some harvested Conan yeast on the Pale.
 
I've been a busy brewer in the past few weeks, I tend to brew around 8 batches, one after another to stock up my inventory as it dwindles down, I need to start kegging, I do not enjoy the whole washing and sanitizing bottles thing, partly because I have to wash and sanitize 16 cases!
Any way, I brew a few light APA's for my buddies that cannot handle anything heavier than a blonde ale..he he he, but this is what I have done in the past few weeks, and what is on deck and fermenting:
Cider - this came out amazing! Thank God that I took detailed notes!
Cascade Pale Ale - APA
Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale - A little heavy on the Bourbon, this will need to age a bit more
Irish Imperial Ale - I used a darker roasted rye 500 srm instead of 300 srm, this resulted in a slightly darker beer (obviously) with a hint roasted coffee, and a very small hint of chocolate like sweetness, I find it incredible, again, I'm glad I take detailed notes...LOL!!
Golden Amarillo Ale - APA
Oktoberfest - Still lagering 6 weeks
Centennial IPA Clone- This recipe is a dead on Clone - Currently Fermenting
Hoptimum IPA Clone - Another Dead on clone! If I can find an open LHBS to pick up the hops, I'll brew this either today of tomorrow.
Oktoberfest - As soon as the current batch comes out of the mini fridge, another batch goes in to ferment.
I like to have a decent variety on hand, these brews are a few of my "must have on hand" brews, every time I brew, I'll add a new brew to the inventory and take out one that we might be growing tired of for a while.
 
I like to have a decent variety on hand, these brews are a few of my "must have on hand" brews, every time I brew, I'll add a new brew to the inventory and take out one that we might be growing tired of for a while.

I'm finding that as I get older, notes and a list of "keeper" beers are my best friend... :D
 
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