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Made a chocolate cream stout yesterday. The 04 is bubbling nicely today @ 62 F

This will be my Christmas stout.
 
My latest batch, a Moo Hoo Chocolate Stout clone, crowned itself THE NEXT GREAT BEER!

LOL...

Moo Hoo Crown.jpg
 
(I use a Bill & Ted based beer naming scheme :)) Currently:

Most Triumphant Coconut Porter
Atypical IPA (this one is a modified NB Kiwi Express recipe)
Non-Heinous Hefeweizen

Just recently kicked my Unprecedented Pumpkin Ale keg. Got nothing on tap until these start hitting the kegs.

Rev.
 
10 gallons of Sour Brown 5 gallons on cranberry and 5 gallons on tart cherry. 5 gallons of Pomegranate Sour, 5 gallons of Saison with Wyeast Farmhouse Ale and Jolly Pumpkin Bam Biere dregs, 5 1/2 gallons of Sour with Wyeast Lambic Blend and dregs from 4 commercial Lambics, 5 1/2 gallons of Dark Saison with Rum soaked raisins and 6 gallons of Kolsch. 6 more fermenters full of air.
 
5 gallons of my simtra clone
5 gallons of a cinnamon vanilla milk stout. Should be ready to drink for the holidays within the next week and a half
 
5gal of the northern brewer heady topper clone...used the gigayeast doublepitch conan yeast so no need for a starter.

2.5 gal of the 5 day country sweet cider, recipe from HBT
 
6 gallons of Kolsch in my new FastFerment. Finishing up the last gravity point then kegging tomorrow.
 
5 gallons Cheap Date 2.1 (Pilsner Smash) with WLP 830 and 5 gallons Cheap Date 2.0 with Zurich Lager. Zurich Lager likes to take it's time to ferment everything. It never speeds up or slows down it's simply the little engine that could the entire duration of fermentation. It's slightly annoying but I think I'm going to make this a well used lager yeast to see how the flavor comes out over a few brews. It's lager time and White Labs says this is good for up to 11% so I just might challenge it to an Old Ale just because I can.
 
5 gals of a Bourbon Barrel Porter ( adding the bourbon and oak chips tonight ), 5gals of a Belgian Pale ale.
 
5 gallons rye sour
6 gallons rubble
3 gallons Brett Bartley wine
3 gallons sour hefeweizen
5.5 gallons tripel
 
5 gallons Chinook IPA
5 gallons cream ale
5 gallons dry Irish stout
5 gallons nut brown ale

I think that'll do me for a few weeks...
 
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