2013's How many gal of homebrew in 2013

[Aschecte]

+5.5 gallons of a Munich Helles ( though a bit on the hoppy side ) = 44,596.5 gallons

 

[bmathews]

5 gal american pale ale + 44596.5 gal = 44601.5 gallons

 

[tugbucket]

44601.5 gallons
+5 Belgian Strong
------------
44606.5 gal.

 

[NFB]

44,606.5

+ 5.5gal Calculator Doppelbock

= 44,612

 

[jotakah]

+ 8gal MUD BROWN

= 44,620

 

[insanim8er]

11 gallons milk stout
6 gallons graff

44,637

 

[EineProsit]

44637 +
5 gals Celebratin Ale
5 Gals Taylosville Pride Zwei V IPA
5 gals Oatmeal Porter

44652

 

[Spartangreen]

44652 plus 6 gallons of Oatmeal Stout
44,658

 

[Aedan382]

44,658 plus 8 gallons of Marris Otter/Simcoe SMaSH American IPA.
=44,666

Perhaps that number can be a part of the name?

Devilishly Smashing IPA?

 

[KIAKillerXJ]

44,658 plus 8 gallons of Marris Otter/Simcoe SMaSH American IPA. =44,666 Perhaps that number can be a part of the name? Devilishly Smashing IPA?

+25 citra iiapa

44,691

 

[adiochiro3]

+25 citra iiapa

44,691

+ 5 gal. Russian Imperial Stout
+ 3 gal. Porter from the second runnings =

44,699 Gallons

 

[Waynep005]

44699 + 5 gal Yoopers oatmeal stout =
44704 gal

 

[primozz]

44,704 + 5G Robust Porter: 44,709

 

[Kate00]

44,709 + 5 pumpkin spice saison


44,714

 

[JuGordon]

44,714
+
10 Gallon Benedict Arnold Partigyle. (5 Gallons of "The General IIPA and 5 gallons of "The Traitor" ESB.)
=
44,725

 

[LovesIPA]

+5 OktoberFAST

44,730

 

[finsfan]

+5.5 gallons American Red Ale

44,735.5

 

[BrewCityBaller]

+5 Jamil's Evil Twin IPA

44,740.5

 

[wermode]

44,740.5
+ 5 Oatmeal Stout = 44,745.5

Cheers!

 

[stevem86]

44,745.5
+ 5 gallons American Wheat
+5 gallons Irish Red
+5 gallons Saint Almost Brown Ale
+5 gallons DFH 60 minute IPA clone
+ 5 gallons Imperial Cream Ale

= 44,770.5
I love this hobby

 

[binzoq]

43729
+5 ipA
+5 apa
+5 Sumer citra ale
+5 snpa clone
+5 blonde ale
+5 hard apple cider
=43759

Check my math

 

[binzoq]

44800.5 I messed up

 

[TheRussMeister]

44,800.5

+5 gallons House Pale Ale

44,805.5

 

[flingalimb]

+ 6.5 chinook biscuit pale ale

44,812

 

[chawagi]

+5 Milk Chocolate Stout

+5 Lite Ale

+5 Lite American Lager

= 44,827

 

[Cheesy_Goodness]

+5 Butterbeer

44,832

 

[huntb]

+5 Pale Ale
+5 IPA
+5 Brett Belgian
+5 Amber Ale
+5 English IPA
+5 Graff

44,862

 

[stevo155]

+5 Pilsner
+5 Alt
+5 DIPA
+5 Dark Mild
+5 Kolsch
+5 American Amber
+5 Doppelbock
+5 Octoberfest
+5 Maibock

= 44907

(edit to remove cider ...just read the rules on page 1. Is there actual beer in the Butterbeer Cheesy or just a lot of diacetyl )

 

[Cheesy_Goodness]

No butter but not sure what else to call it either. Followed this recipe (https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/butterbeer-yes-hp-fame-433594/)

=44907

 

[Fatt]

44907


+5 pumpkin lager


44912

 

[PeteNMA]

+5 Centennial/Citra pale
+5 Special Bitter

 

[tommyguner03]

+5 Centennial/Citra pale
+5 Special Bitter

5+ 5 =44922

well i brewed 8 gallons of some ale so you take 44922 + 8= 44920

 

[schiersteinbrewing]

This is my first year of brewing and have brewed 43gal thus far.

43 + 44920 = 44963

 

[bdsmoney]

5+ 5 =44922

well i brewed 8 gallons of some ale so you take 44922 + 8= 44920

+5 brown ale
+5 hops united ipa
+5 dipa
+5 iipa
+5 sweet stout
+5 choc stout
+5 blueberry wheat
+5 ipa
+5 scottish ale
+5 pumpkin ale
+5 light lager
+5 dipa

= 45023

 

[SandstoneCityBrew]

60 + 44922 = 44982

+5 hefeweizen
+5 pumpkin pie cream ale
+5 rye
+5 witbier
+5 belgian blonde
+5 irish red

30+44982 = 45,012

 

[jhoneycutt]

I'd post but yalls math is off

 

[beaksnbeer]

5+ 5 =44922

well i brewed 8 gallons of some ale so you take 44922 + 8= 44920

No wonder the count is way off

 

[jerkstore]

looks like this thread needs some fact checking but I'll go off one of the last #s here
45,012
+5 ESB,
+5 Pale Ale (home Chinook)
+5 IPA (home Cascade)
+5 Lemongrass Belgian Strong Ale
= 45,032

 

[Renegades_Brew]

I think we've been drinking too much of our own product to do math.

Maybe while running an event I will go through and audit the numbers...

 

[stevo155]

No butter but not sure what else to call it either. Followed this recipe (https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/butterbeer-yes-hp-fame-433594/)

=44907

My beer calendar had a butter beer recipe yesterday. Imitation butter flavor and cream soda. The some heavy cream, sugar and vanilla extract to create foam. Boy, does that sound good, huh?