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Citra/Sorachi ace APA.I actually picked up more of a light clean citrus aroma
from the Sorachi.The Citra had tropical with some musky notes.I would
have thought it would be the other way around.
 
JimmytheGeek said:
Regarding the Smoked Pumpkin Ale (SPA?), did you use smoked malt or add liquid smoke, or did you do it the hard way & actually smoke the pumpkin over wood? Sounds interesting at any rate!

We have a hot smoke box so I used that to smoke the pumpkin. I wasn't really going for a rauchbier style, just wanted a little campfire/fall type flavor. It's the first time for this recipe, do we'll see what happens!
 
Belgian golden strong went in the bucket 2 hours ago. First time using mr malty yeast calculator and already having major airlock activity. After brewing 1.5 years I just realized I've been under pitching all along. Epic brew day!!!
 
Yesterday, I bottled my Xmas Porter ("JuleJävel" app. XmasDevil) in 25cl bottles, and then I could again use the 10L fermentor for a nice IPA - single hop (Tomahawk) which I promptly baptized "Stridsyxan" (app. BattleAx). I used the first runnings for this IPA, and then with the help of a side mash (of PaleChocolate, Maris Otter, CaraMunich!!, Flaked oats and roasted barley) I could re-use the IPA mash for a porter/stout hybrid, aptly named "Fredspipan" (app. Peace Pipe). I used Nugget for bittering and Fuggles @20 min. for flavour. All-grain BIAB.

I am of course thinking of a combo like this:
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A house IPA that will be transferred to keg very soon. A Belgian strong ale that just got brewed. A pilsner that was brewed 5 days ago.

A Trippel and KBS will be joining those in the next 5 days.
 
5 gal sour christmas last season
5 gal sour cranberry brown
4.5 gal sour am wheat w/ wild brett, lacto, pedio, and brett brux
1 gal JOAM variant (d-47 w/ 4#per gallon)
1 gal JOAM variant (d-47 w/ 4#per gallon, no pith)
1 gal pear apple melomel
10 gal christmas beer, now in whiskey barrels
10 gal Ipa, dry hopping
10 gal Punkin Ale (reno envy's recipe)
 
Table Stout
Sink Tripel
Pumkin Porter
Oak Aged Peach Porter
The Russian Nightmare Imperial Stout
The Hundred Dollar IPA (Pliny Adaptation, or based on advice from Vinny's article in Zymergy)
Apfelwein

Some of these would be on tap if I had more tap space. Instead they are "aging".
 
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