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Right now I have a dry stout that will soon be aged on 4oz medium oak that has been soaking in Makers Mark for 6 months. Should be ready just in time for the holidays.
 
just bottled (last night) a new creation. basic 2 row + flaked wheat, 30 ibu hop shot, finished with 1 oz citra, added Brewers best strawberry (4 oz) right when bottling... curious on how it will turn out.

one week left in primary: "dark" pale ale.
 
10 gallons of American brown ale .5 with us-05 and 5 with 0001 Cali ale .I really do like to split my batches up.
 
5 gallons of imperial stout. Currently at 11.5%. I'm calling it KTFO stout. I am going to put into two 2.5 torpedo kegs I just got. I'm adding bourbon soaked oak to one.
 
I kegged an Irish red yesterday, and all the fermenters are empty :-(
 
Just kegged an IPA that I brewed while excavation was occurring in my back yard. Oatmeal stout in fermenter, but done fermenting. Just resting / cleaning self up.
 
Have a Belgian style Golden Ale in primary right now, once that hits the right gravity, straight into bottles. When the primary is finally freed up, I have an IPA recipe I came up with and hope to brew by the last week in October.
 
5 1/2 gallons of a CitMo IPA, 6 1/2 gallons of Waning Summer (grapefruit) IPA, 3 gallons of Juicy Wheat IPA!!! The trouble is, nothing in the keggerator! Will be fixed soon though...
 
Monday afternoon I brewed a 5G Extract w/steeping grains recipe, a Hobknocker Dark English Ale from Jaspers. It's a Hobgoblin Dark English Ale clone. I've never tried the original but it sounded good so I thought, why not?
 
Mulberry Melomel, Chilean merlot, and cyser in secondary. Oh, and a apple pear cider that tasted like a rubber bung... Haven't sampled that one in months hoping time helps.
 
  • Red Rye IPA cold crashing now
  • Imperial Stout being transferred to secondary today (two carboys - one will get bourbon soaked oak chips)
  • New England Style IPA on day three of fermentation - time for first dry hop!
 
Checked the gravity on my Belgian golden tonight, down to 1.020 from 1.070. Been in primary for four weeks now. This was a partial mash recipe so now I'm debating bottling this weekend or waiting a while longer to see if it gets any lower. Used wyeast 1388. Think it may be done due to the extract used, but not sure.
 
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