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12.5 gallons red wine, Cab Franc, Cab Sauv. and Marechal Foch
6 gallons Dry Reisling
35 gallons various cider
3 gallons Flanders Red
3 gallons Belgian Abby Ale Quad
 
5.5 gallons Irish Red (cold crashing),
5 gallons Lokifur Barleywine (planning on putting it into the Bourbon barrel I just scored!!),
5.5 gallons House APA
 
I've got a Hoppy Pilsner going right now....made up the recipe based on another IPA I just bottled that I call Dankzilla. Lots of Columbus in both. Next week going to do a robust porter kit from brewers best to keep the husband quiet.
 
Had a brew day today. Brew by myself so I'm tired phew! Brewed an oatmeal stout Its fermenting away already. I made a yeast starter even though it says not to. Is there a reason not to? I always make a yeast starter be it beer or wine took a pic while Transfering it

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Just added 3G Amber Ale.

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I cant tell if that is pree or post fermentation. By looking at that bucket Id say pree..But then again maybe its a secondary bucket .
By looking at the clarity Id say its post. Great looking beer!. But if that is pree fermentation then I'm supper impressed. :tank:
 
Had a brew day today. Brew by myself so I'm tired phew! Brewed an oatmeal stout Its fermenting away already. I made a yeast starter even though it says not to. Is there a reason not to? I always make a yeast starter be it beer or wine took a pic while Transfering it

Only if the yeast is dry. Other than that not really.
 
I cant tell if that is pree or post fermentation. By looking at that bucket Id say pree..But then again maybe its a secondary bucket .
By looking at the clarity Id say its post. Great looking beer!. But if that is pree fermentation then I'm supper impressed. :tank:

This is pre-fermentation. :)
 
Nothing [emoji30] But after this Saturday...

5 gallons of classic blonde ale

5 gallons of dry hopped blonde/pale (not really sure what to call it yet - too many IBU's for a blonde, not enough for an APA)

But I have 3 lagering in their kegs.

5 gallons Kölsch
5 gallons German Pilsner
5 gallons Euro Pale Lager
 
I did an English brown ale Saturday, and I pitched Windsor ale yeast, which I've never used before.

I put the carboy in my cold (60-ish) basement overnight before I pitched it; it had a nice little krausen going this morning. I'll move it someplace warmer after that falls. I did not aerate it very well but hopefully that doesn't matter much with dry yeast and low gravity (1.038)
 
5 gallons chanterelle abbey ale
5 gallons old ale
5 gallons pale sour with jolly pumpkin dregs
5 gallons pale sour with tilquin and crooked stave dregs
5 gallons barley wine
5 gallons oatmeal cookie porter

up next is a lemongrass and cucumber saison and probably some more mead.
 
Pale mild ale. 90% light munich, 10% carabrown. Tastes great so far. So much flavor for something that's slated to be 3.5% ABV without being sweet.
 
I just bottled a Maple Vienna Lager
I have a Smoked Baltic Porter with anise and cardamom in primary
These are my first two brews.
 
Brewed 10 gallons of a session IPA. Lots of Centennial hops. Will dry hop with Simcoe & Centennial. In the fermenter now at 67º
 
10.5 gallons Speckled Mudcat and 5 gallons Dogfish 60 clone... on deck is 5.5 gallons Lawnmower Kolsch for the father-in-law
 
5'er of pale ale "Pain" with HBC 438 hops, "Black [h]Ops" BIPA and rye whiskey barrel stout. Maibock on deck.
 
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