What Beers do you have brewing

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Permalink Reply by Ryan Galligan on April 2, 2011 at 4:16pm

Added bourbon soaked Hungarian oak chips to the secondary of an oatmeal stout brewed with bourbon vanilla stalks-should be an interesting flavor as the vanilla is slightly present in taste and aroma. Just transferred an Irish brewed with clover honey to the secondary last night which will be kegged in the near future. Last but not least barley wine in the primary- brewed last weekend. This will include an addition of blackberry in the secondary.

Permalink Reply by Chris Barnes on April 6, 2011 at 3:26pm

This weekend I will be brewing an English Bitter with a low ABV but with a full malt body and a hoppy finish.  The following weekend I will be brewing a Black IPA.   

Permalink Reply by Rob Colton on April 13, 2011 at 10:26pm

Brewing a starter for Wyeast 1010 right now.  This weekend I will bottle my jalapeno ale and brew my raspberry wheat beer.  On deck after that is a red ipa.  I'm working on the recipe now, trying to impart RED color in the beer without the roasty or too much caramel flavor.  It will be LOADED with columbus, simcoe, and amarillo hops! 

Permalink Reply by Ed Avila on April 23, 2011 at 8:22am

hmmmm Simcoe and Amarillo, two of my favorites.

Permalink Reply by Ryan Galligan on April 19, 2011 at 9:43am

First partial mash today. Details to follow.

Permalink Reply by Ed Avila on April 23, 2011 at 8:26am

A Pale Ale, a Patersbeir, and an Imperial IPA.  Racking off the Patersbier today  and Pitching a new version I came up with and will pitch directly onto the WY -3787 (Trappist)  cake.

Permalink Reply by Bryon Turner on April 23, 2011 at 1:03pm

Finishing up a Belgium IPA today while brewing a Double IPA here at CTBeerTrail.net "world HQ"...

Permalink Reply by Michael Pelletier on April 23, 2011 at 9:50pm

Just finished brewing a witbier.  Had a 50/50 recipe of pilsner malt and unmalted wheat with a small amount of acid malt.  Had no issues with conversion - did a two step infusion with protein and sacc rest, iodine test showed no purple.  Had terrible efficiency though - not sure what the problem was - was off about .08 gravity.  Threw in a pound of pilsner DME and all was right with the world.  In the fermenter now with 3944 - looking forward to a memorial day weekend sampling!

Permalink Reply by Michael Pelletier on April 26, 2011 at 8:37pm

Just reread this.  That should be .008, not .08 :)

Permalink Reply by Corey Holmes on May 12, 2011 at 5:38pm

Been brewing weekly for over a month. I have a PSA IPA fom Brewer's Best in my primary, a Northern Brewer Pale Ale in Secondary #1 and Chinook IPA in Secondary #2. If you live in the Middlesex area I brew every friday night around Seven give me a holler. Next up on deck is Northern Brewer's Dead Ringer Ale & Extra Pale Ale dry hopped With Warrior Hops.

Permalink Reply by John LeBlanc on May 16, 2011 at 12:20pm

Hello all,

 

Right now in keg not yet carbed (aging/mellowing)

Cream ale

Phat Tyre belg pale ale

espresso stout ( last keg kicked at Stomp N Crush brew day

 

on Tap

Scotch 60 ( not my best but I drink it anyway lol )

Smoked porter

Appleberrywein ( Modded from Eds )

Cream ale

 

Ready to bottle

Clem wheat

Strong ale with all leftovers (might keg)

Lemon Wheat

 

In fermenters

 Blackberry Wheat ( this is summer of the wheat)

Ultra light with high hop.

Black IPA

 

Hope to brew a few batches this week not sure what yet but its a great way to spend rainy night inside.

 

Permalink Reply by Jim Cavallari on May 25, 2011 at 9:52am

Right now I have an amber ale bottled that I've been drinking. I'm thinking of brewing a double IPA over the holiday weekend. After that, a recipe of my own (my first).

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