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| On Your Left |
Just like Q1 and Q2 we brewed a bunch in Q3, and I am on pace to brew over 150 gallons in 2020 ... significantly more beer than any year in the past.
In the third quarter, I had 8 brew days, 9 batches, 47 gallons of beer.
In seems unlikely that I'll be able to keep up this pace, but I've said that before and I certainly have not slowed down yet.
This quarter, I brewed:
Of the 9 batches, 4 were new recipes (On Your Left, Sveikas Lithuanian Farmhouse Ale, Lithuanian Lovin' Summer Lovin' Wheat, Lithuanian Strong Pale Ale)
As I mentioned (see Lithuanian Farmhouse Yeast), a local brewer harvested this Lithuanian Farmhouse yeast from his fermentor and I used it to brew a few beers this quarter (Sveikas Lithuanian Farmhouse Ale, Lithuanian Lovin' Wheat, Lithuanian Strong Pale Ale).
This quarter, I brewed:
- On Your Left
- T.Ra.Sh. Light Mexican Lager
- Sveikas Lithuanian Farmhouse Ale
- Lithuanian Lovin' Summer Lovin' Wheat (one batch split into two fermentors with different yeasts)
- Lithuanian Strong Pale Ale
- One Hundred Hoppy Brown Ale
- Galena Dave's Pale Lager
- Will-o'-Wisp Pumpkin Ale
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| Sveikas Lithuanian Farmhouse Ale |
Of the 9 batches, 4 were new recipes (On Your Left, Sveikas Lithuanian Farmhouse Ale, Lithuanian Lovin' Summer Lovin' Wheat, Lithuanian Strong Pale Ale)
2 of the beers this quarter were lagers (T.Ra.Sh. Light Mexican Lager and Galena Dave's Pale Lager). Ironically, they are also both recipes that I've already brewed in 2020.
Lithuanian Lovin' Summer Lovin' Wheat was a double batch of beer. Half of the wort was fermented with US05 and half was fermented with a Lithuanian Farmhouse yeast I've been playing with this quarter.
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| One Hundred Hoppy Brown Ale |
As I mentioned (see Lithuanian Farmhouse Yeast), a local brewer harvested this Lithuanian Farmhouse yeast from his fermentor and I used it to brew a few beers this quarter (Sveikas Lithuanian Farmhouse Ale, Lithuanian Lovin' Wheat, Lithuanian Strong Pale Ale).
I still have some of this yeast in my fridge, so I'm brewing at least one more with the yeast.
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| Galena Dave's Pale Lager |
I also got in another of the Homebrew Colorado 6 Pack beers. One Hundred Hoppy Brown Ale is a wonderfully hoppy brown ale inspired by a local beer that doesn't exist anymore, but I thought was great enough to add to my Colorado 6 Pack list.
The Beer Model has brewed with me more this quarter than ever before, and in fact had to take over the Will-o-Wisp brew day on her own while I went out to get propane.
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| Will-o'-Wisp Pumpkin Ale |
So, it was a busy brewing quarter. I expect 4th quarter will also be busy, but I don't know if it will be as busy as the 3rd. I guess we'll see.
Not sure what else will happen in the 4th quarter.
I know I'll brew at least one more Lithuanian Farmhouse Ale Yeast.
Of course, I have to brew an X-Mas Ale soon.
I hope to brew another lager or two in the next 3 months.
Other than that ... I don't know. I guess you'll have to stay tuned to find out.
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