2015 Brewlog
  • ThymThym
    Posts: 116,997
    Ok lets do a little better this year - myself included.

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  • morsmors
    Posts: 231
    +6 gallons of Belgussian Imperial Stout
    =6 gallons total

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  • JayrizzleJayrizzle
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    Lakewood said:

    Ok lets do a little better this year - myself included.



    Did you make anything last year?
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  • ThymThym
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    Dr_Jerryrigger said:

    Lakewood said:

    Ok lets do a little better this year - myself included.



    Did you make anything last year?


    I understand that the bar is pretty low.
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  • CurlyFatCurlyFat
    Posts: 71,059
    Um...are me and @mors the only two to brew so far?
    6gal
    + 11gal ("beer")
    = 17gal


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  • morsmors
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    +6 gallons starter wort
    =23 gallons total
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  • C_BC_B
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    mors said:

    +6 gallons starter wort
    =23 gallons total



    You're going to Need to start a thread about why you need a 6 gallon starter.
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  • morsmors
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    C_B said:

    mors said:

    +6 gallons starter wort
    =23 gallons total



    You're going to Need to start a thread about why you need a 6 gallon starter.

    Well it's 6 gallons of wort that is pressure canned to be used for starters at later dates. Basically the main benefit is the starters for my brews take basically no time when i need to make them (time spent up front making and canning the wort.) The second benefit is I feel the yeast is healthier for it due to the break material in the starters from the all grain vs extract starters.
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  • ThymThym
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    mors said:

    C_B said:

    mors said:

    +6 gallons starter wort
    =23 gallons total



    You're going to Need to start a thread about why you need a 6 gallon starter.

    Well it's 6 gallons of wort that is pressure canned to be used for starters at later dates. Basically the main benefit is the starters for my brews take basically no time when i need to make them (time spent up front making and canning the wort.) The second benefit is I feel the yeast is healthier for it due to the break material in the starters from the all grain vs extract starters.


    This makes sense. When I read it and thought you made a single 6 gal starter I was wondering a bit
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  • CurlyFatCurlyFat
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    Lakewood said:

    mors said:

    C_B said:

    mors said:

    +6 gallons starter wort
    =23 gallons total



    You're going to Need to start a thread about why you need a 6 gallon starter.

    Well it's 6 gallons of wort that is pressure canned to be used for starters at later dates. Basically the main benefit is the starters for my brews take basically no time when i need to make them (time spent up front making and canning the wort.) The second benefit is I feel the yeast is healthier for it due to the break material in the starters from the all grain vs extract starters.


    This makes sense. When I read it and thought you made a single 6 gal starter I was wondering a bit


    We all thought this and thought @mors was going pro-scale. Turns out, he's just better at planning.


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  • jeepinjeepinjeepinjeepin
    Posts: 18,099
    Put me down for 5 gallons into the sour barrel.

    +5
    =28 gallons total
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  • morsmors
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    +6 gallons of lambic
    =34 gallons total

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  • CurlyFatCurlyFat
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    + 11 gallons Blonde
    = 45 gallons


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  • morsmors
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    +6 gallons of ESB
    +6.5 gallons of Helles
    +17.5 gallons of Old Ale
    =75 gallons total

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  • CurlyFatCurlyFat
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    Damn @mors. You're making the rest of us look bad.


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  • morsmors
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    The esb and helles were planned but I picked up a 15 gallon rye whisky barrel this pay weekend so I had to brew up some old ale to fill it with.
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  • BenSBenS
    Posts: 6,248
    +12 gal various sours
    +12 gal peachy wheat
    =99 gal and a bitch ain't one!
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  • jeepinjeepinjeepinjeepin
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    About 7 more gallons filled up the barrel and left me 4 quarts of canned starter wort.

    +7 unhopped reddish sour to be
    =106
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  • BenSBenS
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    +11 gal märzen
    =117 gal
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  • jeepinjeepinjeepinjeepin
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    + 1.5 gal 66/33 Pilsen/oats
    =118.5
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  • jlwjlw
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    5 gallons RIS
    5 gallons of IPA
    5 gallons of American Strong

    133.5

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  • CurlyFatCurlyFat
    Posts: 71,059
    I forgot:
    + 11g Stout
    = 144.5g


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  • jeepinjeepinjeepinjeepin
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    mors said:

    The esb and helles were planned but I picked up a 15 gallon rye whisky barrel this pay weekend so I had to brew up some old ale to fill it with.



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  • FuzzyFuzzy
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    DrCurly said:

    I forgot:
    + 11g Stout
    = 144.5g



    it's almost like people actually brew in here.

    + 5 gallons nut brown.

    149.5 total.
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  • CurlyFatCurlyFat
    Posts: 71,059
    FromZwolle said:

    DrCurly said:

    I forgot:
    + 11g Stout
    = 144.5g



    it's almost like people actually brew in here.

    + 5 gallons nut brown.

    149.5 total.


    We're doing it ironically now because we're all hipsters and brewing used to be cool.


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  • morsmors
    Posts: 231
    +5.5 gallons of farmhouse ale
    =155 gallons total
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