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Just emptied mine last night. Now I'm in the mood to brew up something. What should a make?

you only have one fermenter?!

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Here are mine:
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On the left is a Brown Ale (going into the keg tonight) in the middle is a Black IPA and on the left is my version of John Palmer's Elevenses. I added some Peat Smoked malt and named it Shire Ale inspired by Elevenses and the Lord of the Ring trilogy.

Here is a link to my other thread about these brews.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f163/good-problem-416905/
 
kh54s10 said:
Here are mine:

On the left is a Brown Ale (going into the keg tonight) in the middle is a Black IPA and on the left is my version of John Palmer's Elevenses. I added some Peat Smoked malt and named it Shire Ale inspired by Elevenses and the Lord of the Ring trilogy.

Here is a link to my other thread about these brews.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f163/good-problem-416905/

Nice DIY!
 
Here comes "Frankenhefe." Or maybe it should be "Hefestein?" At any rate, not satisfied with leaving well enough alone, I made Austin Homebrew's Bavarian Hefeweizen recipe but swapped out the recommended yeast for White Labs' WLP400 Belgian Wit. To further the bastardization of this popular recipe, I'll be dry-hopping with an ounce of Citra hops.

Relax, it'll be beer.

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Newest, fullest fermenters. Woo hoo!
Since I know someone will ask, all laws are being followed, yes, its a lot of beer, no i don't sell it. lots of parties.



I don't care if laws are followed or not. All I'm going to say that's a pretty cool pic. Looks like something you would see in a brew magazine.


Thanks for sharing. :mug:
 
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Mirror pond clone...well kinda using available yeast on hand. Split 10 gallon batch into 2 carboys one with NW pale yeast other with 1056 starters. Then going to dry hop one with 2oz citra and other with 2 oz cascade in kegs! Brewed this yesterday and had really good day and hit 1068 OG now fermenting strong!
 
Newest, fullest fermenters. Woo hoo!
Since I know someone will ask, all laws are being followed, yes, its a lot of beer, no i don't sell it. lots of parties.

but you are only allowed to brew 200 gallons in a year if you have 2 adults in the house. Not that I care cause that is freaking awesome:rockin::mug::drunk:
 
Got my $60 fermentation chamber all set up just in time for a heat wave. Iipa, smoked porter and barley wine are happy!!! The 3 month old barleywine has been sitting in the secondary in the high 70s for the last couple of weeks. Tastes fine though.

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damn, you went all out for your first one....

first brewers are asking "How do i keep this thing cool?!?" nope... you didn't wanna do that, you just bought a tru fridge... mfer... lmao badass sir!
 
My magnum bittering. Sorachi ace flavoring pale ale's. First time trying these hops hopfully I like them :)

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+HopSpunge+ said:
My magnum bittering. Sorachi ace flavoring pale ale's. First time trying these hops hopfully I like them :)

I used Sorachi Ace in a recent batch of Belgian style pale ale. I used them at flameout, hop stand, and dry hops. They definitely gave the beer alot of lemon and a faint dill flavor.
I was pleased with how it turned out. I'll definitely be brewing it again.
 
6 4L glass bottles with blow off tubes in an insulated cabinet in my garage. My own Belgian Abbey Dubbel recipe, these were my primaries. I've upgraded since need to take a pic of combined in a 6 gallon carboy.
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I used Sorachi Ace in a recent batch of Belgian style pale ale. I used them at flameout, hop stand, and dry hops. They definitely gave the beer alot of lemon and a faint dill flavor.
I was pleased with how it turned out. I'll definitely be brewing it again.

Sounds like a perfect aroma/flavor hop for a saison
 
Jamil's Evil Twin on the left and Indian Summer Honey Red Wheat on the right

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NB Speckled Heifer, a little propane shortage caused a freakout, but I relaxed got some more propane and listened to some country. Put me in a good mood came home then finished the boil.
 
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