4 gallons of an extract summer ale (pils & wheat) w/ Meridian hops & grapefruit. Hoping to get it finished, kegged, ready to drink w/in 2 weeks. (Should have brewed a few weeks ago!)
5 gallons of Farmhouse Rye with Wyeast Farmhouse Ale & Brett Brux, 5 gallons of Farmhouse Rye with Omega Yeast Saisonstein's Monster & All The Bretts, 5 gallons of Farmhouse Rye with White Labs American Farmhouse Blend, 5 gallons of Tart saison with GigaYeast Sour Saison, 5 gallons of an overly sour brown, 5 gallons of brown ale brewed to blend with the sour brown.
This is day 7 for 5 gallons of cyser. Nottingham has been bubbling away for the last 4 days. It's my first run with my Brewmaster Bucket. So far, so good. That spigot makes it too easy to do taste tests...
If I manage to grab another wine cooler on Craigslist today, this afternoon I will have a second fermentation chamber and then I will make EdWort's hefeweizen again, too.. Wish me luck.
I got 5 of a honey blonde ale. I was hoping I could keg it this weekend but the it appears the yeast are thinking otherwise. I will check try again later in the week.
Finally my fermenter has something besides air in it!
Rainwater Rye IPA(10 gallons)
4 gallons of rain water, 4 gallons of tap water
20 pounds Maris Otter, 6 pounds rye malt
4 additions of Northern Brewer
Nottingham yeast
Yesterday was the first day cool enough to brew since back in March, it was nice to be able to brew again.
The two on the right are a hefe and the two on the left are a MO/Centennial SmaSh with home grown hops. The hefe got a little hot so they have since received a cool tub of water to reside in.......impatiently waiting...
as of now I've got a kriek style ale,gose,and a 100% red Brett ipa brewed with El Dorado, Galaxy,mosaic, Amarillo, Nelson Sauvin hops and getting dry hopped with more El Dorado, Mosaic, and Nelson Sauvin hops