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A lot in the pipeline, yet I am sitting here drinking commercial beer. Hope to have a home brew in my hands in two more weeks.

Primaries (5 Gallon):

Russian Imperial Stout (long term project)
Cider
California Common
Ed Wort's Haus Pale Ale
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale Clone
Belgian Wit (Hoegaarden Clone)

Tomorrow:
2 1 gallon Meads
 
One very simple amber ale will be ready to bottle in a couple days I assume. An ipa ive brewed for the second time now. ( turned out good last time:) and a recipe I followed from a local brew store called the Portland porter.
 
I like to work in extremes. So I have a session stout in one and an imperial in the other!

The "sessionable" one seems to have more promise right now. Might add roasted coffee beans to the imperial to develop a better flavor profile...
 
The same Berliner Weisse that's been souring for about 8 months, my heavily peated Scotch Ale that's been on single malt-soaked oak for a little more than a month, and a Kolsch, Chinook/Vienna SMaSH IPA, and Hefeweizen that have been brewed within the last 4 days.
 
I've got an IPA using Mosaic Hops (late addition only, bittered with Magnum) a week in Primary. Will dry hop with more Mosaic in keg. Wish me luck, not sure what to expect
 
Pitched today:
3 gallons of blueberry wine.
1 gallon of cranberry wine.
1 gallon of whatever you call fermented maple syrup.

Moved 3.5 gallons of apfelwein to secondary today. Fairly aggressive version of it. ABV is 15.5%

Hmm, I guess that was technically yesterday. It's after midnight here now.
 
Just bottled my first pale ale, but recently added 3 Apfelweins:

1. 5gal Local brand pressed cider
2. 2.5gal Allen's apple juice
3. 2.5gal Rougemont apple juice

All using the same ratio of juice + sugar, and all using 1118 yeast. Gonna have a side-by-side compare in a few months and see which juice created the best Apfelwein :)
 
5 gallons of BM's Cream of Three Crops with wlp001
1 gallon of BM's Cream of Three Crops with Notty, to be dry hopped with NZ Rakau
1.5 gallons of Imperial Brown Hop Goo (Hoppy Imperial Brown Porter)
1 gallon of hard cherry apple cider
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Just brewed 5 gallons of an attempt at Firestone Walker Double Jack clone. Currently fermenting at 64 degrees. Here is hoping that it comes close. The thought of a 5 gallon keg of Double Jack boggles my mind!
 
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