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  • Apricot, peach sour - 4 more weeks of aging!
  • Centennial Blonde - almost there, just waiting on the sulfur odor to mellow
  • Czech pils, just started active fermentation after a scary 36hr lag with tons of repitched 34/70
 
A strong bitter with EKG and Mandarina Bavaria added at flameout, I gotta get my actual grain absorption rate right in berrsmith since I get way too much wort preboil when using the suggested amount of sparge water and low gravity as a resultat.
This became som sort of best/strong bitter hybrid, but the wort tasted yummy and I think it will become good beer anyway.
A bitter w Mandarina sounds delicious. I’m thirsty now.
 
Brewing another Aussie type lager. I might actually lager this one for a while if I can find freezer space.
 
4.5 gallons of a Pink Elephant clone, been 2.5 weeks now. Really wishing it was a faster beer but it's gonna need at least 3 weeks warm total, plus probably 1 month cold conditioning before it's truly ready to drink.
 
Count me in! The article mentions my favorite Pilz brewers, Heater Allen.

Next on my brew list was a Pfriem or Von Ebert clone (which is sorta close).
 
A NEIPA bubbling like crazy, i will say the best thing about NEIPA is the speed at which they are done, like once fermentation finishes , just gas it at 42PSI for a day and its ready, most beers i do arent ready fast, they kinda need conditioning.
 
5 gallons of Saison from extract and Omega Saisonmonster yeast. Three weeks into fermentation, thinking one or possibly two more weeks until bottling. I don’t have temp control so it is currently fermenting at about 68 F. Looking forward to seeing how this one turns out.
 
  • Apricot, peach sour - 4 more weeks of aging!
  • Centennial Blonde - almost there, just waiting on the sulfur odor to mellow
  • Czech pils, just started active fermentation after a scary 36hr lag with tons of repitched 34/70
If you can buy or order Imperial lager yeasts, please do. I have a pilz that's conditioning now that was fermented w L13 Global. I pitched a fresh pouch and it took off in less than 8 hours at 57f. I've used dry lager yeast in the past and always crossed fingers and held my breath too many times.
 
I actually have 5 different beers fermenting as we speak:

Single Hop French Pilsner - 100% Barke Pilsner malt, W-34/70 yeast, Mistral hops and well water / Hop rate 8 gr/l / no dry hopping

Single Hop French Vienna Lager - 100% Barke Vienna malt, W-34/70 yeast, Aramis hops and well water / Hop rate 7 gr/l / no dry hopping

English Bitter - 92% Simpsons Golden Promise + 8% Simpsons Premium Caramalt, Lallemand Verdant yeast, Aramis, Mistral, First Gold and Amarillo hops ( German grown ) and well water / Hop rate 15 gr/l / no dry hopping

Session Golden Ale - 80% Weyermann Extra Premium Pilsner + 20% Simpsons Golden Promise, Lallemand Verdant yeast, Aramis, Mistral, Cascade and Chinook hops ( both Belgian grown from a farm ) and well water / Hop rate 15 gr/l / no dry hopping

West Coast IPA - 100% Simpsons Golden Promise, Lallemand Verdant yeast, Amarillo ( German grown ), Cascade and Chinook ( Belgian grown ) and well water / Hop rate 15 gr/l kettle and 12 gr/l dry hopping
 
I have 5 gallons of an IPA featuring centennial, cascade, and citra in my fermenter 1.25 days into it and the airlock smells incredible.

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1.5 gallons of cream ale w/ Voss Kveik from my split batch of 3 gallons WLP080 & 1.5 gallons Voss
3 gallons of cider also fermented with Voss kveik
 
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