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Centennial IPA - 6 Gallons
Triple B IPA - 6 Gallons
Dark IPA - - 6 Gallons
Hoptimum IPA - 6 Gallons
Just Bottled 6 Gallons of Haus Ale

On Deck:
Brown Shugga - 6 Gallons
Haus Ale - 6 Gallons (this goes fast)
Munich Dunkle - 6 Gallons
 
1 Gallon Strawberry + Mixed berry Lambic Mead
1 Gallon 2nd Generation cake Lambic mead
1 Gallon Brettanomyces C+B Bochet
1 Gallon of Easy Strawberry Lemon mead
1 Gallon peppercorn saison mead (too peppery, aging it out)
 
5gal of Texas Red in (secondary)
5gal of honey blonde ale (primary)
2 5gal of Shot In The Dark from AHBS (primary)





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Not much to see, 5 gallons of Flanders red and a gallon of the base fermenting with a saison yeast.

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I have 1 gallon of hard strawberry lemonade and 1.5 gallons of hard lemonade. Planning to brew an IPA and a bananas foster ale in a few weeks.
 
I have an American honey wheat in my only functional fermenter. My carboy has been retired after a crack was discovered while cleaning.

Now I'm in a pickle, as I'm brewing a blonde ale and have NO primary available! Looks like an emergency trip to the LHBS in the very near future! Lol


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I picked up the ingredients for a Hold the Cone Session IPA from Rebel today. An unexpected purchase, but what the heck? :ban::mug:

Then I went to my buddy's house and helped him with his second batch in his new all-electric brewery. We produced a decent IPA, not sure of the name, but there were plenty of Centennial, Simcoe and Columbus hops! We have some kinks to work out, but this is going to be a great system once it's dialed in.
 
10 gallons each of: Belgian White, Cream of Three Grains, Nut Brown Ale and Little Sumpin' Sumpin' clone. Son's wedding now 4 weeks away. Running out of runway. Never fermented this much at once.
 
My first 10 gallon batch!
2 x 5 gallon carboys with Mosaic/Golden Promise IPA.
Used WLP001 in each but plan to dry-hop differently one mosaic one citra.
 
5 g Irish Red
5 g Gingerbread Ale
5 g Hard Cider


jjefrey - would love to hear the gingerbread ale recipe - was just talking about this today with my soon-to-be 21 year old daughter....something for Christmas


The Doctor

"I came to Casablanca for the waters."
"What waters? We are in the desert."
"I was misinformed."
 
30 gallons of an oatmeal stout pitched with Wyeast Roeselare that I plan to let go for as long as my tastebuds say. Decided to do a double batch at the last minute, so I only had three packets of yeast available. Pitched it at 2:00 yesterday afternoon and work up to an extremely active fermentation. With some careful planning, the double batch only took me 2 hours longer than a regular brew day. I'm pretty pleased by that

Cheers,
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Don
 
Just got the watermelon hefeweizen in the fermenter a few minutes ago. The stated OG range of 1.046-1.050 went up to 1.054 @ 64.4F with the three cups of double strained sweet watermelon nectar. When they say watermelons are mostly water, believe it! I bought three sugar baby watermelons, @ $3.99 each, thinking I'd need that many to get three cups minus solids. WRONG! 1 of them yielded, after straining twice 5 3/4C of juice! I put the chunks of watermelon meat in the blender on "smoothie" setting. Worked great when run through the dual layer fine mesh strainer twice. I wound up with maybe 1/3C of mushy solids! When the wort chilled down to some 82F, I could really smell the watermelon. The hydrometer sample was more like hefe with a little watermelon. We'll see how well 3C works vs 2.5 from the other member's batch.
 
2 x 5 gallon carboys with GP/mosaic IPA. Going to dry hop one with mosaic the other citra. Both got WLP001 yeast starter.
 
Summer peach wheat... standard wheat ale (4 lbs pale 2-row, 4 lbs German wheat, 1 lb honey malt) with 9 lbs of fresh peaches (skin peeled and pits removed) pureed and added to secondary. Gave it 1 week primary and will be giving it at least 2 weeks secondary (at least 1 more week to go).
 
10 gallons of Honey Mead, 5g red ale with wyeast greenbelt, & 5g blonde with 6oz hops (4 cascade, 2 centennial). setting my sights on a saison b/c the fermenter is full...
 
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