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Currently my ~5 gallons of ~19 month old Lamebic that'll get bottled in April, 1 gallon of Welch's concentrate wine, 1 gallon of dry mead, 1 gallon maple wine, 1 gallon skeeter pee (all of which will get bottled middle of next month), and now as of today 5 gallons of Dusseldorf Altbier.
 
A Winter Warmer. I started with NB's Spiced Winter Ale but I increased the malt by 4.5 lbs and added a hop addition. I did use the Mulling spices that came with the kit.
 
5 gal wild fermented Lambic
5 gal Flanders red (Roeselare)
5 gal Flanders red (12 months)
5 gal oatmeal Stout
5 gal Rauchbier
5 gal Rye IIPA (1 pound of hops)
 
I just pitched some Nottingham yeast into 5.5 gallons of an APA (Haus Pale Ale).

HausPaleAle1.jpg
 
JimmytheGeek said:
Love the name of this one! To make it epic, though, it would have to come from the Chuck Norris Brewery! :D

Haha good point! My goal was to make it strong enough that after a couple, you'll feel like you took a few kicks to the sternum from Mr Norris!
 
Currently, four one-gallon batches of Pu-er Pale Ale in various states of experimental tea infusion.

Coming tonight: three one-gallon batches of JAOM with different fruit adjuncts.

Coming Sunday: three-gallon Simcoe-Citra-Cascade IIPA
 
Currently: russian imperial stout - beginning stages of an 8 month age and festivus ale that is about to go to secondary.

Kegged last night my breakfast stout going on nitro.
 
roastquake said:
Looks like yeast that didn't fall, my vote is for "not infected." How does it taste? Check out some of the other infection threads, I hope you didn't dump it.

My nose is to close to my mouth to taste it. It smelled so bad I couldn't stand to even try tasting it. It's been dumped.
 
Currently my end of year MMaSH... a Stout using Kolsh yeast and Mt. Hood hops for bittering, orange peel (Because thats what I had for breakfast that morning...), and some Jack Daniels Oak Chips soaked in 100 proof. I'll keg it in a couple of weeks and let it age until Christmas!
 
10 G of Avery Ellie's Clone
10 G of porter
10 G HB IPA
5 G English Mild

Kegged-
5 G of English Mild
5 G Nut Brown
5 G Kohatu/wakatu pale ale
 
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