Maybe this should go into the “fridgid weather brewing” thread… it will be well below zero when I get home from work tonight and brew. And I will be in the garage!
I almost always brew on Groundhog’s Day. Usually a stout. Not always the same recipe. Giving a Hitachino Sweet Stout recipe a shot tonight. Just so happens I grew up about an hour from Punxsutawney PA. If I recall correctly I started doing this when I was a really gung-ho new brewer and thought +20F was balmy for early February in Minnesota. I had just moved here. I was right, +20F was balmy…
I also always brew on Veteran’s Day.
Anyone else have any specific dates they brew on?!?
Today (Groundhog’s Day) is my 31st wedding anniversary.
Congrats! That’s unusual these days. (Our 34th will be in June)
I brew on most holiday weekends.
Congratulations!
That’s great Denny, congratulations!
And to you too Jeff, I’ll forget by June 
Oh, and to answer the OP - no, I don’t have any specific dates when I normally brew.
Thanks all! It’s my wife’s favorite “holiday” since it involves a furry animal.
I try to take the day off for my birthday every year (2/14) to brew. That’s my plan again this year.
Congrats Denny!
There were so many detours on my way to work due to snow/ice/flooding, that I seriously considered turing around and going back home to brew a beer. But alas, I made it in to my office.
Born on Valentine’s Day, married on Groundhog’s Day? February is a busy month for you!
Ok everyone, here’s a visual . . . Denny as cherub/cupid.
Now try to get that out of your head. ;D
Congrats Denny! and Jeffy too…
A valentines b-day Denny. I’ll have to try to remember that. Happy B-day.
OP’s question: I don’t have a specific date but try to brew every three weeks. It doesn’t always work out that way but I come pretty close throughout the year.
My eyes, my eyes!!!
Back on topic, September 20th is the birthday of Jay Ward, one of the creators of Rocky and Bullwinkle, among other classics. On that date every year I brew Hokey Smokes, a Belgian specialty that changes every year. 2010 marked the 90th anniversary of his birth, so the beer was 90 gravity. Next year will be 1.091, etc.
Our oldest cat is Moose (of Frostbite Falls). His late brother was (Rocket J.) Squirrel. Our two youngsters are Boris and Natasha. Not sure what we’re going to do about the next name, when the times comes.
Rob, ever been to the Jay Ward museum in LA?
Tom, now people are gonna need to bleach their minds! ;D
I did not know it existed. If I ever go to LA again, I’ll certainly track it down. Now, watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat!
There went my afternoon. 
Edited to get the quotes right.
I was thinking more of the furry animal. That you, Denny?
My, I missed it all while running my front loader and getting all this ice/slush off the driveways…
Congrats Denny… It’ll be 20 in August for me.
Closer than a cherub! 
My condolences Denny. LOL Actually it’d really quite an accomplishment and a good thing.
I brewed on Christmas day last year. Might do that from now on. Primarily I try to brew in the cooler months. I might not brew at all this upcoming summer.