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Rhubarb sour that I sour worted. Infected with lacto starter made from grain husk and aging on rhubarb.

IPA with blood orange fruit and zest, fresh grated ginger root, fresh ground pepper, and aged on spanish cedar.
 
Got a French Canadian Breakfast Stout at high krausen. Oatmeal stout w/ french roast coffee and maple syrup, going to be a long hard wait for this one.
 
Unsour Berliner Weisse that i added some extra DME and gueuze dregs to a couple months ago. Pellicle has reformed but haven't tasted since.

An APA and a heavily peated Scotch Ale that I'll secondary with Laphroaig-soaked oak in 3-4 weeks
 
Ruination clone

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Cold crashing my celebration ale clone in primary and then racking to keg on Friday. I'm debating if I want to use gelatin to clear the beer, as I've been reading that it has the potential to strip the dry hop aroma to beers
 
I bottled my first batch last night (amber ale).

Bucket #2: 5G Mild ale
Bucket #3: 5G Milk stout
Carboy #1: 4G UpstateMike's Caramel Apple Cider

I'm going to try my hand at AG today. Bucket #1 will be filled with AHS' Moose Drool clone.
 
A bunch of water I stockpiled since the storm was coming. I wonder how long it'll sit.

That was me on Monday, thankfully Portland didn't get hit by much more than a belt of very strong winds. But we would have been able to flush our toilet at least! The little things ;)

More to the point, I have 5 gallons of a Belgian Abbey Enkel ( Blonde Ale) in secondary, juuuuust about ready to bottle. maybe later today if i can get more bottles and bottlecaps, or Thursday if not.
 
6 gal imperial honey Porter

6 gal double IPA

6 gal wit beir

Thinking about doing an oaked rye porter tonight.
 
5 Gallons Lambic Style Ale
5 Gallons Blackberry Saison Brux
5 Gallons Session Oud Bruin
1 Gallon Funky Robust Porter
3 Gallons Brett L&B Belgian White
 
Barleywine from february, pumpkin ale (almost ready), apa being dry hopped, just put in iipa/rye pale ale partigyle yesterday!
 
5gal of a 1.094 Old Ale to age on French oak--just pitched a huge, frothing, multi-stepped yeast starter. In about 2 hours I'll pitch 001 into 6gal of APA. These two are the products of my first ever Partigyle :). Thanks to the posts on here that helped me figure it all out!

Also long-term (18-24 months?) aging a Farmhouse Tart Cherry Braggot, cold crashing my Imperial Red, and carbing my first apfelwine.
 
You guys are killing me! I wish I had the time & bank account to make multiple 5-, 6-, and 11-gallon:mug: batches concurrently! Glad I started this thread -- lots of good inspiration here!!
 
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