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An IPA. Mostly US 2-row, with some Vienna and a little Victory. Bittered with Warrior, then columbus, mosaic and summit at 3 mins and flameout. Great aroma coming out of the airlock. Going to dry hop with some combination of columbus, citra and mosaic probably. Really looking forward to drinking this one!
 
1-SMaSH with locally malted pilsner and amarillo hops

2-Pumpkin Ale

3-will be filled with local hop blasted maple amber as soon as I finish the recipe

4-is waiting for cidering in a few weeks
 
1 IIPA - secondary
2 Session IPA- secondary
3 Stout - Secondary
4 Brown ale - primary
5 Sweet plantain Porter - primary



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Stout and Rye IPA fermenting happily in my beer room. The smell in there is so nice someone really should create an air freshner that smells like that.


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ImageUploadedByHome Brew1409705646.539656.jpgleft to right 1 gallon Riesling/apple wine, half gallon leftover pale ale 2.0, 1 gallon amber graff Notty experiment, 1 gallon leftover pale ale 2.1, 1 gal amber graff s04 control, 1 gal leftover pale ale 2.0.

My 3 buckets are empty. And my 5 gal carboy is sadly empty as well.


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A dunkelweizen. After my great success making Jamil's super-simple hefeweizen (50/50 pilsner and wheat) I went with 50/50 dark wheat and Munich with a tiny pinch of dehusked Carafa II for added color. I handled the yeast the same way I did with the hefeweizen, using Jamil's recommended pitch rate and temperature.
 
~5 gallons of Brett C. Bitter
~5 gallons of "Flemish" Sour Stout
~5 gallons English IPA
~5 gallons Best Bitter
~5.5 gallons Spiced Winter Warmer (using treacle, cinnamon, clove, allspice, and nutmeg).
 
5 gal bourbon oaked stout
5 gal shipwrecked saison (from hbt recipe database)
5 gal pale ale i made with some SUPER fresh locally grown hops a friend got me
and a Kane Head High clone i just brewed yesterday.
So much beer!
 
5 gal apfelwine
5 gal(as of an hour ago) of some german wheat ipa experiment
5 gal of kolsch kegged
 
5 gallons Happy Holiday Ale
5 gallons Apfelwein
5 gallons Irish Red Ale
5 gallons Dunkelweizen
1 gallon cantaloupe wine
1 gallon lavender peach mead
 
5 gallons american amber ale---just put it in the fermentation chamber about 30 minutes ago.
 
5 Gallons of a Final Absolution (Nelgian String Ale) clone, 5 gallons of Ed Wort's Haus Pale Ale, and 5 Gallons of an Oberon (Bell's brewery wheat beer) clone.
 
3 gallons of my first all grain. Mashed a little too high, didn't hit gravity due to bad crush and FORGETTING almost two lbs of grain. But it will be beer and boy it will be hoppy.
 
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