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[bryanbrew]

What has been the fastest time from boil to kegging/bottleing for a beer you've brewed?
mine has been 24 days! and tasted great!

 

[Coastarine]

11 days to the bottle for my first AG which was an ordinary bitter. Worked out just fine.

ps Lets try to work on those thread titles!

 

[Yooper]

When we did the 10der and mild swap, it was 10 days from grain to shipped out to the recipient. So, it fermented in about a week, then was kegged, forced carbed and consumed on day 10. It was good! A lower gravity beer, without a ton of hop flavor, will be ready to drink sooner than some bigger beers that need some time to mellow. It also helps if you use a highly flocculant yeast strain, so that the yeast falls out quickly.

 

[BigEd]

Six days from kettle to beer engine for a British bitter.

 

[histo320]

7 days with an IPA, my first brew.

 

[user 22118]

12 days with Orfys Mild Ale

 

[JMSetzler]

I think the very first brew I ever made went into the bottle 7 days after I cooked it. It wasn't enough time. I had quite a few tops popping shortly after I primed and capped...