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5 gallons blond sour
5 gallons gold sour
3 gallons barley wine with brett
 
I bottled today, so all I have left are 4 gal of holiday spiced cider and 4 gal of a tester: Apple and Italian plum cider. From everything I've read, that one's at least a year in the bottle to be drinkable.
 
10 (well, more like 12) gallons of the new Tree Top IPA , dry hopped with my home-grown Columbus hops. Smells awesome .
 
I bottled 5 different one gallon batches yesterday and now all my fermenters are empty, including my buckets. But I have the ingredients for a mixed berry cider coming up. Five gallon batch. I just don't have enough bottles to keep up.


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Bier Munchers Black pearl! Smells great right now should be ok at thanksgiving and great for Christmas! :D
 
2 different variations on Milk stout. It was supposed to be 2 of the same, but my scale ****ed up.
 
5 Gallons Vienna Lager
5 Gallons Sour Saison
5 Gallons Pale Sour
5 Gallons Lambic-Ish
3 Gallons Flanders Red
1 Gallon Left Over Oud Bruin
 
-6 gallons Barrel aged Old Ale, with 2-gallons sitting on Brett for blending
-6 gallons vanilla porter
-6 gallons honey saison
-6 gallons Belgian pale ale
-6 gallons Brett Berliner-Weize
Brewing a Schwartzbier this weekend.
 
Just stuck 5G of IPA into a fermenter, yet to pitch.

Tomorrow morning I empty a fermenter of 5G of APA, currently cold crashing.
 
Will have a Belgian Dark Strong Ale in Fermenter this Sat (Oct 4th). :)
Splitting a 10 gallon batch with my neighbor.
 
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6g split of Rye IPA w different late hops (SorachiAce/Nelson and Chinook/Summit)

1 g Dark Mild
1 g Southern English Brown


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1 gallon
- 2 jugs of sour from last november

2.5 gallons of
- Regular orange blossom mead
- Another orange blossom waiting to become a capsumel
- Strawberry, pineapple mead
- Cranberry, orange mead (cape codder!)
- Black current, black cherry, blueberry mead

5 gallons
- 3 Vino Italiano Chardonnay's
- 1 Vino Italiano Table Red

6 gallons
- 1 epic fail hop burst IPA. Got cooked at 95 when the temp probe fell off, then got infected. It's hiding in the corner of another room "aging"


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Kind of...well..."created" a new recipe to play with Red X malt. 2.5 gallons. No idea how it's going to come out. It's kind of sort of a DropTop tribute but with the Red X...

We'll see...
 
5 gallons of Common Room ESB
4 gallons of maibock on wlp090
And another 4 gallons maibock on wlp001
 
~5.5 gallons Sour Stout
~5 gallons Brett C. Bitter
~5 gallons Brett C Old Ale w/ Tawny Port oak
~5 gallons Turbid-mashed Lamebic w/ Chardonnay oak.
~5.5 gallons of Malt Liquor that I fully intend to bottle in 40's to make the joke complete. This was a "use some very old ingredients" I was brewing just to have a laugh. I don't expect it to be good.
 
~5.5 gallons Sour Stout
~5 gallons Brett C. Bitter
~5 gallons Brett C Old Ale w/ Tawny Port oak
~5 gallons Turbid-mashed Lamebic w/ Chardonnay oak.
~5.5 gallons of Malt Liquor that I fully intend to bottle in 40's to make the joke complete. This was a "use some very old ingredients" I was brewing just to have a laugh. I don't expect it to be good.

To make it even more complete, wrap a brown paper bag around the 40oz bottle when you drink it.
 

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