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5 gallon smooth nut brown
5 gallon pumpkin ale
5 gallon Irish red bottle conditioning - 2 weeks down, cracking a bottle today for science ;-)
 
red IPA going on dryhop
a series of half batches of IPA with and without FWH and with and without continuous hopping to begin brewing tomorrow

looking at it that way I think I have tunnel vision to brew IPAs at the moment!
 
6 gallons of Cabernet Savignon - Bulk aging
5 gallons of American Stout - Primary
1 gallon of Cranberry Cyser - Bulk aging
5 gallons of Caramel Cider - Primary
 
Not quite in the fermenter yet (I started a yeast starter last night): Northern Brewer's Irish Red Ale. It's only my second beer--my first isn't even done bottle conditioning, but I just got my own equipment and I wanted to get started before the yeast (or anything else) went bad.
 
At the moment, I have 5.5 gal of Mcmanus Irish Stout and 12 gal of Strawberry Blond in another. I plan to bottle all of it.

beerloaf
 
New fermenting record for me:

Primary - Rosemary Mash Stout
Primary - Coconut Fennel Porter
Primary - Cranberry-Orange Honey Wheat
2nd - Lobster Rollsch
2nd - Smoked Pumpkin Saison
2nd - Fig Farmhouse
2nd - Whiskey Hibiscus Ale
2nd - Hop Stuffed Black IPA
Condition - Imperial Brown Pumpkin
 
I've currently got:

Chocolate Espresso Imperial Stout
Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar Clone
Hard Apple Cider

Can't wait till the holidays to try all theses out!
 
Yesterday was a busy day (SWMBO was away;)), so I bottled up my Peace Pipe Porter and my Tomahawk IPA, and made a new "partigyle" batch. I tasted the Tomahawk and it was so good, I decided to do another batch (didn't hurt that I had the hops at home, either). For the sidemash I did a smoke Porter, and in the last minute I decided to add licorice extract so it became a Licorice Smoke Porter! The IPA was 8 l and is bubbling away in my 10L damejeanne, and the 13 l Porter is in high krausen in my plastic tun.
 
Vague knock-off of a Dead Guy clone has been going since Sunday. Pitched a decanted 2L starter of WLP007 and have been holding it around 60°F. I realize this is low for the yeast, but it was burping by 2 hours after pitching and had a big blow-off after about 24 hours. As of last night, 3 days after pitch, it was slowing down a bit but still burping away. I've turned off the fridge to let it rise a bit, it was up to about 63°F this morning. Hopefully I won't experience the early flocculation I've heard about with this yeast---I think between the big starter and a dose of Fermaid-K + DAP, conditions were pretty good for the little guys.
 
Just bottled up Pumpkin Pie Ale and have a Belgium Witbier bubbling away with a blowoff tube on. It has been going for the last four days and still bubbling away. Threw in some flaked oatmeal for a little more mouthful. Coming up in another week will be Sugar n Spice for the Christmas New Year Season. By that time my Aflewein should also be ready to go. Drinking Monks Ale and Honey wheat right now. Brewing season is in full swing for me. Not to hot outside or to cold to brew!
 
5 gal cream ale, 10 gal kentucky common, and soon to be 10 gal of english mild. Getting all my ales out of the way as the temp in my basement has transitioned into the lager range... YAY fall!
 
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