Double Juicy IPA Hop Schedule

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Top photo L2R: Juicy IPA, Black Lager, Blood Orange Gose, Old School IPA
Bottom photo: year around golden lager, double lager, blueberry kolsch, red lager
 
Bigbre04 said:
Lagers are generally all crystal clear. The glasses were sweating. Juicy ipa has haze the wc is crystal clear. Kolsch and sour are both also hazy.

@Craigerrr @Dave Y Those are 64 oz growlers
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All fine looking beers.
I forget if you had mentioned it before, where are you located?
 
Black lager, yummm:) That is a style that I do like... Light enough to have a few, but with a little complexity. I like the red lager idea too.
I like IPAs, but I can't drink the big boys too often anymore. Having said that, I just made a Saison that came out at 6.6% because I did not think that Belgian yeast would hit 1.010 as it wasn't supposed to. It did.
 
Sandy Feet said:
Black lager, yummm:) That is a style that I do like... Light enough to have a few, but with a little complexity. I like the red lager idea too.
I like IPAs, but I can't drink the big boys too often anymore. Having said that, I just made a Saison that came out at 6.6% because I did not think that Belgian yeast would hit 1.010 as it wasn't supposed to. It did.
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black lager is 4.9% and nice and roasty/chocolatey! the double ipa isnt on yet. it follows the juicy ipa. I am brewing another juicy on Wednesday. Thinking that i should brew another batch of the WC IPA tomorrow since its a 10 day beer with the long holiday weekend...
 
We can all plan to meet there someday. Just keep in mind that it’s really hot there during the summer, which includes October.
 
October probably isn't as bad as down here. If there isn't a hurricane, October is actually nice. Savannah is only a 5-hour drive for me. Parking on that island looks like a PITA though.
 
Sandy Feet said:
October probably isn't as bad as down here. If there isn't a hurricane, October is actually nice. Savannah is only a 5-hour drive for me. Parking on that island looks like a PITA though.
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parking is a huge pain in the ass and expensive.

the weather in savannah starts cooling off in October and is perfect from november to march.

its cheap to get a rental in the off season on tybee as well.

if we can coordinate it we could do a special batch or something.
 
Donoroto said:
We can all plan to meet there someday. Just keep in mind that it’s really hot there during the summer, which includes October.
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LOL. I’m in South Texas. A couple years ago we had over 2months of 100+F days. Spring begins about week 3 of February and by March we get our first preview of summer.

“Really hot” means different things to different people :)

But yeah, that would be a fun brewery visit!
 
Dave Y said:
LOL. I’m in South Texas. A couple years ago we had over 2months of 100+F days. Spring begins about week 3 of February and by March we get our first preview of summer.

“Really hot” means different things to different people :)

But yeah, that would be a fun brewery visit!
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100% true. but 96F with >75% humidity still feels like hell. Generally Tybee is much better weather wise then Savannah proper since there is almost always a strong breeze and the ocean tempers the heat to some extent.

Frequently i will be driving off of tybee and there will be blue skies and i will drive into a huge thunderstorm just over the bridge onto the mainland. its honestly pretty crazy.
 
I hear you. We’re just about to enter broil season, when you need to mow before 10 or after 7PM. Even with a riding mower or tractor.

Brewing in broil season is similar with early mash ins or you pay the price in sweat. The latest I like to mash in is 8:30 or else it’s a long, hot day. God forbid a complicated

Numbers missing
E3 kettle faulting
Messed up hop schedule
Wort spilling
Boil over
Forgot to sanitize the fermenter
What do you mean the yeast is past the best by date?
Why won’t my glycol chiller start?
No airlock activity after 4 days

Kind of brew day
We’ve all been there
 
Bigbre04 said:
100% true. but 96F with >75% humidity still feels like hell. Generally Tybee is much better weather wise then Savannah proper since there is almost always a strong breeze and the ocean tempers the heat to some extent.

Frequently i will be driving off of tybee and there will be blue skies and i will drive into a huge thunderstorm just over the bridge onto the mainland. its honestly pretty crazy.
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That happens here too.
 
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