How much have you brewed in 2021?

[mashani]

Since nobody started this topic yet for this year, and I made beer here it is:

Thread guidance: create one (and only one) post and continuously edit it throughout the year, adding your ongoing brewing adventures. Generally people add the date, style of beer, size of batch, and any other stats or info you would like to keep, along with a running total at the end of the thread. That's about it...

[mashani]

So unless I added it up wrong, I brewed 135 gallons of beer in 2020. At least 2020 was good for something.

This year I have brewed:

1/3 - 6.5 gallons of Vienna Lager (see http://www.thepourreport.com/vienna-lager-recipe/), but with Tettnang hops instead of Hallertau

1/21 - 6 gallons of "smacked chocolate orange stout"

2/6 - 6 gallons of "oak smoked kolsch"

2/27 - 6 gallons of DunkleWeizen

3/18 - 6 gallons of Franken Maibock

4/9 - 6 gallons of "Dark Wheat IPA"

5/1 - 3 gallons of Belgian Dubbel

5/10 - 5.5 gallon "ClusterFugget" English IPA

5/28 - 6 gallon Brown Malt and Roasted Rye Porter

6/17 - 3 gallons of 5L candi syrup Belgian, and 3 gallons of 45L candi syrup Belgian (single base wort, 2 fermenters, different sugars added to fermenters)

7/5 - 5.5 gallons straight up patersbier.

7/28 - 5.5 gallons "Simcoe Saison" using 2oz of debittered Simcoe (Yakima "American noble hops").

8/12 - 6 gallons of Wit Bier

8/30 - 8.5 gallons "Triple Double" 3 different beers from a single strong wort + candi syrup (5L, , 50/50 blend of 5L + 180L, and 180L)

9/22 - 6 gallons of "Belgian Orange Stout"

10/14 - 6 gallons of "Oak Smoked Dunkleweizen".

10/31 - 6 gallons of "Spooky IPA" using AIH Wundergrain.

11/18 - 6 gallons of "Smoked Beer of Mystery" using AIH Wundergrain, Tettnanger, and K-97 yeast.

12/8 - 6 gallons of "ESB of Mystery" using Wundergrain, pale malt, Mt. Hood, and S-04 yeast.

12/19 - 5 gallons of "Wunderbock" using said grain, some pils, , Tettnanger, and Mangrove Jack lager yeast that is the same stuff as 37/70.

[berryman]

Last year 2020 65 gals. including some wine.

1/12/21 5 gal smoked Scotch Ale. WLP028 yeast 2 lt starter. Kegged 3/12/21
1/27/21 5 gal Citra Pale Ale 1 pack us-05 yeast. Kegged 2/9/21
2/11/21 5 gal Dunkelweizen 1 pack wb-06 yeast. Kegged 2/26/21
3/2/21 5 gal Sweet 'Lil Red 1 pack S-04 yeast. Kegged 3/17/21
3/18/21 5 gal Munich Helles 3 packs 34/70 yeast. Kegged 4/13/21
3/31/21 5 gal Brown Porter 1 pack s-04. Kegged 4/13/21
4/16/21 5 gal Banana Weizen. OYL-400 yeast 1 L starter. Kegged 4/30/21
5/9/21 5 Redneck Blush wine. 1 pack Red Star Premier Classique yeast with nutrient. Kegged 7/2/21
5/26/21 5 gal Honey Rye Cream Ale 1 pack 05 and 1 pack 34/70. Kegged 6/18/21
6/18/21 5 gal Blue Moon clone. 1 pack us-05.
7/12/21 5 gal Saison. 1 pack Belle yeast. Kegged 7/29/21
7/29/21 5 gal Banana Weizon. OYL-400 and starter. Kegged 8/13/21
10/4/21 5 gal Pumpkin spice. 1 pack Lallemand London. Kegged 10/17/21
10/18/21 5 gal Highly Citrus IPA. 2 packs us-05 yeast. Kegged 11/3/21
11/4/21 5 gal Franken-Sweet "lil Red 1 pack 04. Kegged 11/17/21
11/18/21 5 gal Spiced winter warmer/Christmas Ale. 2 packs Lallemand London. Kegged 12/2/21

Total: 80 gals.

[TonyKZ1]

For 2020, it was down a little from 2019, about half from it looks like. Anyhow for 2020 it was 46G. Here's to a better year brewing.

01/16/2021 Brewed an Irish Red Ale. It's a 5G Extract w/steeping grains recipe from Midwest Supplies.
01/30/2021 Brewed a Nut Brown Ale. It's a 5G Extract w/steeping grains recipe from Midwest Supplies.
04/10/2021 Brewed a Dry Irish Stout. It's a 5G Extract w/steeping grains recipe from Midwest Supplies.
04/17/2021 Brewed an Irish Red Ale. It's a 5G Extract w/steeping grains recipe from Midwest Supplies.
04/24/2021 Brewed a Root Beer Stout. It's a 5G Extract w/steeping grains recipe from Hop Hero.
06/19/2021 Brewed a Fresh Squished IPA. It's a 5G Extract w/steeping grains recipe from Midwest Supplies.
07/10/2021 Brewed a Kolschbier, it's a 5G Extract recipe from Midwest Supplies.
08/07/2021 Brewed a Hank's Hefeweizen. It's a 5G Extract w/steeping grains recipe from Midwest Supplies.

2021 Brewing Total: 40G

[Crazy Climber]

* Jan 5 - "10th Anniversary" Rye Pale Ale (all-grain) - 3 gallons
* Mar 10 - Schwarzbier lager (extract/steep) - 3 gallons [Batch #108]
* May 9 - Hard Lemonade - 2 gallons
* May 23 - New England Double IPA - 3 gallons
* Sep 26 - Janet's Brown Ale (RIP Tasty) - 3 gallons [Batch #111]
* Dec 1 - American IPA - 3 gallons [Batch #112]

RUNNING TOTAL - 17 gallons
DONE FOR THE YEAR 2021

I do both extract and all-grain batches. Usually I brew customized 3-gallon recipes, as I have a 3-gallon fermenter and 3-gallon keg. About 8 batches per year. Occasional 1-gallon stovetop experimental batches, for recipes that I don't want to have drink several gallons of.

SWMBO gave me a Mr. Beer Kit for Christmas 2010. January 5, 2011 was my first brew day -- this year I brewed a 10th anniversary batch on that same date.

Previous totals:
2021- 17 gallons
2020 - 10 gallons (I moved mid-year and had to suspend brewing activities for a while, hence the low output)
2019 - 22.5 gallons
2018 - 24 gallons
2017 - 25 gallons
2016 - 33 gallons
2015 - 36 gallons
2014 - 40 gallons
2013 - 40 gallons
2012 - 34 gallons
2011 - 19.5 gallons (start of hobby)

[FedoraDave]

I finally get to jump in on this. Last year I brewed 130 gallons (which is actually a butt!). This year I probably won't brew as much, since I am seriously cutting back on my consumption of all foodstuffs in an effort to lose weight. So less drinking beer means less need to brew beer. But I will be brewing, and I whipped up a batch today, so it's time to start the tally.

1/10/21 - Pearly Pils - 3 gallons
1/17/21 - Phat Tyre - 5 gallons
1/24/21 - Bull Terrier Bitter - 3 gallons
2/14/21 - 2Daves Irish Red Ale - 5 gallons
2/21/21 - 100 Years War IPA - 3 gallons
2/28/21 - Porter - 3 gallons
3/7/21 - Ottertoberfest - 5 gallons
3/21/21 - South Ferry Steam Beer - 5 gallons
4/4/21 - PacTiki Pale Ale - 3 gallons
4/18/21 - Natural 20 Pale Ale - 5 gallons
4/25/21 - Great Scott 60/- - 3 gallons
5/2/21 - FedoraDave's American Ale - 5 gallons
6/13/21 - Fedorus Magnus Kölsch - 3 gallons
6/20/21 - 100 Years War IPA - 5 gallons
6/27/21 - Saison d'Etre - 3 gallons
7/4/21 - Old Smokey Amber Ale - 5 gallons
7/11/21 - Rocking Chair Orange Wheat - 3 gallons
7/18/21 - 9/Fifteen Pale Ale - 5 gallons
8/1/21 - King Duncan's Holiday Porter - 3 gallons
8/22/21 - Bull Terrier Bitter - 3 gallons
8/29/21 - South Ferry Steam Beer - 5 gallons
9/12/21 - Littlejohn's Ale - 3 gallons
10/3/21 - Groomsman's Pride - 3 gallons
10/17/21 - Rye-Guy IPA - 5 gallons
10/31/21 - Great Scott 60/- - 3 gallons
11/13/21 - FedoraDave's American Ale - 5 gallons
11/21/21 - Black Hops - 3 gallons
12/5/21 - Phat Tyre - 5 gallons
12/12/21 - Effit IPA - 5 gallons

TOTAL: 115 gallons

[Dawg LB Steve]

Get my place holder. Last year wine and selzter, home re-modeling got in the way need to straighten brew area as I set myself up electrically to brew inside in winter.

2/7 Traveling Red Irish Red 5.5G
2/14 Krispy Kolsch 5.5G
2/27 Bottoms up Brown 5.5 g

Total: 16.5G

[swenocha]

Ahh, Finally a brewday this year to add....

3/7 - Old Fozziwig 5 gal; kegged 3/28

[Tabasco]

Took the summer off from brewing ... too much travelling. But, somethime in Oct will be my 400th batch, most of them 5 gals, and an assortment of MrB batches in the early days ('10).

So, it's been an adventure. I used to brew a lot, now it's only a couple times a month. I got lazy when I retired, LOL. Plus there's a crazy amount of craft breweries on Long Island. I don't know how these folks make enough money to stay in business. They all seem to get along, though, aren't trying to screw each other for market share ... they even sample competitor's beers in their places ...

[Crazy Climber]

I saw the 2022 thread had started, and it reminded me that I hadn't updated my 2021 entry (see above) in over 9 months.
Only brewed 6 batches in 2021. Between the pandemic and relocating away from many of my beer-drinking buddies in 2020, I now drink a larger percentage of my output, hence the need to brew less often.
That's okay, I still enjoy it -- both the process, and the output.
Here's hoping 2022 is a successful brew year for us all.