Just on my seventh brew of 2017, which I was surprised at. I would normally average about 12 per annum. Just wondering where that falls as an average here, as I'm guessing some of you do a hell of a lot?
My issue is that I can currently only ferment one at a time (with temperature control).
I have a Grainfather and a Grainbrother so i can do 2 beers in under 6 hours. This year my brewing has been sporadic but i think i've had about 10 brew sessions this year :D
My kettle was out of commission for a good while but I've picked back up, just done my 11th today.
12 brews this year. I think i'll get another 2 in on Christmas week for the Nationals. So a total of 14 for the year.
Ah, I don't feel too bad so. Time is tight, but hoping to get another 2 in myself before the year is out which will take me to 9. Would love the option of a double brewday, but don't want to go back to the uncontrolled temperature days where fermentation is concerned.
18 so far. Will finish the year hopefully on 20/21. I was aiming for 24 total but I had to stop for 6/7 weeks when my daughter was born.
Quote from: Qs on November 20, 2017, 06:56:19 PM
18 so far. Will finish the year hopefully on 20/21. I was aiming for 24 total but I had to stop for 6/7 weeks when my daughter was born.
How big are your batches? That's a lot of brews!
Have done 23 batches myself. 3 dumpers, 3 brewed to be aged, 1 for a barrel project, 4 currently in kegs conditioning or serving, 12 all drank and another 3 brews planned for the rest of the year! All batches 20L apart from one 10L batch. This year was more than double last year and that's all down to kegging
Quote from: Johnnycheech on November 21, 2017, 09:54:03 PM
Quote from: Qs on November 20, 2017, 06:56:19 PM
18 so far. Will finish the year hopefully on 20/21. I was aiming for 24 total but I had to stop for 6/7 weeks when my daughter was born.
How big are your batches? That's a lot of brews!
A cornie fill per brew. I'm trying to brew twice a month as a goal.
I started kit brewing in May and have number 7 in the fermentor. Just ordered a grandfather so I'm hoping to brew more next year.