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My big American Barley Wine in honor of my sick dog. 12.5% (Planned for 10%) 110 IBU with Chinook, Belma, and Mosiac aroma + dry hop additions and bittered with Warrior.

Week into a 6 month aging before bottling. Doing my first labels and waxing too.
 
Primary: The Great Pumpkin (zymergy recipe), Imperial IPA
Secondary: Surly Bitter Brewer clone, English Barleywine, American Barleywine
 
Pliney clone, not much to look at but i hear beautiful music:D

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Brewed 11 gallons of Mild yesterday pitched with Wyeast 1318, have 6 gallons of RyePA to be kegged, have 6 gallons of creme brulee stout ready to keg, and have 5 gallons of wildflower mead aging patiently.
 
Fresh Hop Black IPA (BYO extract recipe). my first year Cascades produced exactly 5 oz of hops.... can't want to try it. thinking of dry hopping with more cascade pellets.
 
I've got a Black IPA bubbling as well. Rye in the grain bill. Used big late additions of Citra, Simcoe and Centennial. Stoked.
 
Red rye IIPA ready for a massive dry hop, a sour red, a sour brown (due for tart cherries and oak this week), and a Belgian pale ale fermented with the (german heff) Weihenstephan yeast.
 
tenfidy clone. tomorrow will be one week and im going to add two medium toasted oak spirals that ive had soaking in bourbon for a week.
also planned to pour a few ounces of that bourbon in too.
bad idea??
 
I have what is turning into my house APA base recipe with late and dry hop additions of AU Topaz which i've never tried before.

I also worked on an autumn ale recipe with Simcoe and Stella hops, high mash temp (156), some darker grains. Going for some toasted bread/biscuit and piney hop dankness with a full palate.
 
Posted anywhere?

I may have overstated, it's just a gold medal in a club competition, and it's a session, so the competition it won was a Pale Ale. If everyone wants the recipe though I'll make a thread in the recipe section. It's good enough that I've brewed it as a true pale ale, a session IPA, a legit 7.3% IPA and did them all as double batches...which all ran out far too soon. There's lots of great IPA recipes out there, but if you guys want a thread for it, say the word.
 
I'm already picturing sitting by the fireplace on a snowy December night, sipping on my 3rd snifter of this beer... :cross:

I don't have a fireplace and very few snowy December nights here in KY, but it would be good anyway, I'm sure :rockin:
 
1-Kiss Yer Cousin Kentucky Rye
2-Black Pearl Porter
3-Yooper's Oatmeal Stout
4-Nut Brown Ale
5-Left Hand Milk Stout Clone
6-Revvy's Old Bog Road Brown Ale
7-BM's OktoberFAST

I hadn't brewed since July 4th and my pipeline was pretty much dry, so I've brewed 7 beers since 9/1, I just got my 3rd fermentation fridge up and running this week.

I really want to make a swarzbier and an RIS, but I wanted to get my keezer (7 keg capacity) full again first. Plus it will be easier to chill to lager pitching temps when the ground water is colder. I still don't have a wort recirc pump :(
 
- Bourbon-oak aged imperial stout
- Flanders Red
- Sour brown with wild yeast and Hill Farmstead juicy dregs
- Brett fermented APA
- Sour stout
- Wet hopped IPA
- Quad with brett L
- Ithaca Brute inspired sour
 
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