When to brew when to drink calendar

[hollowdp]

I swear I've seen a calendar which said when to brew a style so that it will be ready to drink at the correct time of the year. I've searched and searched but apparently not well enough. Can someone point me in the right direction?

 

[Parker36]

?That would be a great little idea. I'm sure the board can thrown something pretty easily, the hardest part is deciding which styles to have.

 

[clemson55]

Midwest Supplies sends you a magnet with your order that is just that.

 

[Rick_R]

I think Brew Your Own magazined did that in the past, with each issue containing beers to be brewed at that time. I didn't find anything on their web site with a quick search, though. I'll try and remember to check my back issues and see if I find it.

Rick

 

[FishinDave07]

Dont know where i found this but here ya go.

When to brew:

http://www.google.com/calendar/embe...le.com&pvttk=a6bd2fa8572f498b685d446547d31d82

When to drink:

http://www.google.com/calendar/embe...le.com&pvttk=891757c29808b80cdf7d19e495ec7240

 

[GeorgeH]

Those Google calendars are a good find, thanks! It helps with the "what should I brew next" problem.

They might need some tweaking though. It says to brew dry stout on January 31st and drink dry stout on Feburary 29th. That doesn't leave a lot of time to condition, maybe they mean for you to age it for 13 months?

 

[Rick_R]

I'll try and remember to check my back issues and see if I find it.

Either I am, like Clemens says Pettitte is doing, misremembering, or I no longer have those issues. Couldn't find it, nor did I see it on their "back issues" section of their website.

Rick

 

[denimglen]

Nice calendar, anyone know of one for the souther hemisphere so I don't have to convert it?

Cheers.

 

[ohiobrewtus]

With the tools that we have available to us these days (lagerators and such), I'm not so sure that is matters what time of year you brew a certain style of beer.