What are you brewing/bottling/kegging?

[Ibasterd]

Brewed up a Kotbusser. A German-style beer style once outlawed in Germany as it did not adhere to the laws of the Reinheitsgebot by its inclusion of raw oats, molasses and honey. Reinheitsgebot be damned!!!

[Rebel_B]

Brewing up a 'Red X IPA'. While mashing, I kegged a double IPA, & transferred a hazy Wheatwine into a secondary fermenter.

[MrBandGuy]

Brewing a simple blonde, from the Modern Homebrew book, but with Edinburgh yeast.

[berryman]

I've brewed so many batches since I retired in December I haven't posted them all. Thursday I bottled a Kolsch, and today I bottled a pinny PA almost an IPA loaded down with homegrown Chinook, a recipy I've done quite a few times every year about this time of the year and I call it Big Ben Pinny Tavern Ale.


I've been using my antique bench capper lately as I don't have enough air volume to run my homemade super capper with the pancake compressor I have in my basement brew room without running hoses all the way from my garage down. I will get a new portiable to run it soon.

[Dawg LB Steve]

40 minutes into the boil on 5.5 g batch of my Traveling Irish Red, beautiful day in NE Ohio mid 60's, shorts t shirt and brewing don't get no better!

[Rebel_B]

Finished for today. Brewed an IPA with 73% Red X malt, 27% Pale malt; Columbus bittering hops & Cascade aroma hops, with Wyeast 1098 British Ale yeast.

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[jimjohson]

I am setting up to bottle a 6 gal batch of an American Wheat

[RedBEERd]

Beerlord and I brewed a "improved upon" batch of Graduation ale that we did for my daughter's college graduation in 2014. This time we've tried to make it more aromatic and a little smoother finish. Had an issue early on with low gravity but with Inks help and Beerlords never say die beer attitude, we actually came out ok.

And it was a FANTASTICALLY beautiful day down in the Big Easy.....about 70, partly cloudy, slight wind out of the south and beer flowing freely.

Oh to have 7 days a week like this......

[Rebel_B]

Brewed up another version of Red X IPA with the last of my Red X malt this morning. Moved last week's version into a secondary & dry hopped, then used that yeast (Wyeast 1098) for today's batch. Seven hours later in a LBK... Started at 66 degrees, it's heating up in there!
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[jimjohson]

Just finished bottling a 5 gal batch of my Cincinnati Common

[Beer-lord]

Brewed up another version of Red X IPA with the last of my Red X malt this morning. Moved last week's version into a secondary & dry hopped, then used that yeast (Wyeast 1098) for today's batch. Seven hours later in a LBK... Started at 66 degrees, it's heating up in there!

Mind sharing your recipe? I'm still playing around with 5 or 6 different versions of this but am curious about what others are doing with the X malt. I'm not thinking I want a BIG beer but I'm open to ideas.

[Rebel_B]

Version 1.0 had 5-1/3 lb Red X malt, 2 lb Pale malt; everything else was the same.

Red X IPA version 2.0
American IPA
2.4 gallons
All Grain
1.073OG → 1.016FG → 7.5%ABV 74 IBU 6.9°L SRM
Yeast
Wyeast - British Ale
1098 - British Ale
Wyeast (Ale) 1 package


Fermentables
7.30 pounds
Gambrinus Pale Malt
36ppg, 2°L 5.77 pounds
79.1%
Red X
33ppg, 7°L 1.53 pounds
20.9%


Batch/Fly
1 hour, 4.86 gallons
Strike
Target 150°F 2.74 gallons at 161°F
1 hour
Sparge 2.12 gallons at 170°F

Boil
90 minutes, 3.41 gallons
Columbus hops
17.2%, Pellet 0.5 ounces
60 minutes (+30)
Cascade hops
8.1%, Leaf 1 ounce
0 minutes (+90)

Ferment
14 days, single stage
Start fermentation
66°F
14 days (+0 days)
Amarillo hops
8.7%, Leaf 0.5 ounces
7 days
Mosaic hops
8.9%, Leaf 0.5 ounces
7 days
Amarillo hops
8.7%, Leaf 0.5 ounces
3 days
Mosaic hops
8.9%, Leaf 0.5 ounces
3 days
Notes
Brewed on3/6/16, OG: 1.076, brewed with 79% Pale malt & 21% Red X malt.

Brewed on 2/28/16, OG: 1.073, brewed with 73% Red X, 27% Pale malt. 3/6/16, SG: 1.021, transferred to secondary & dry hopped 1/2 oz Amarillo & 1/2 oz Mosaic whole leaf hops.

[Beer-lord]

Rebel, thanks for sharing the recipe!

[Rebel_B]

Rebel, thanks for sharing the recipe!

Have fun playing with a new malt!

[BigPapaG]

Half way through the boil on a Cream Ale w/ N.Y.S. Mt. Hood hops right now...