Mike’s Brewing Schedule
Of course, it’s subject to change depending on many things, to include ingredient availability, personal scheduling, and the alignment of the planets, just to name a few. But, here it goes:
|
Brew Date |
Recipe |
Ready by |
| Jan 31st (Brewed) | Vienna Lager | Early March |
| April 2nd (Brewed) | 90 Shilling Clone | Early April |
| April 3rd (Brewed) | Marvin’s Marian Marzen | October |
| April 11th (Brewed) | Bavarian Hefeweizen | May |
| May (Brewed) | Sweet Mutt Honey Brown | June |
| May (Brewed) | Rye Beer | June |
| June (Brewed) | Crimson Corps Bulldog Ale | November 10th |
| June (Brewed) | Semper Fi-PA | November 10th |
| July (brewed) | Peach Lambic | New Years? |
| July (missed) | Rasberry lambic | New Years? |
| August | Vail Pale Ale | September |
| September | HMS Victory ESB | October |
| October | Any Pub in London Bitter | November |
| November | Poor Richard’s Ale | December |
| December | HMS Victory Vanilla Porter | February 2011 |
2010-03-25 – I had missed a couple of brew days, for the 90 Shilling Clone and the Octoberfest, and I also realized that I should move the Lambics to July, since that’s when the fruit I need will be in season. I actually added 2 more brews, the Hefeweizen and the Rye beer. I’m planning on buying 50# of 2 Row in April, so I may have to change some of the brews in order to use it all, or add more brew days.
2010-08-07 - The Lambic recipe I went with was looking for up to 6 months in primary, and 6 months in secondary. I simply don’t have enough carboys to brew 2 of these at once, so I passed on the second one. Although as soon as I’m done with the one I have now, I’m going to start up a second one.
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