Stats
Barrels brewed over time, your average batch, what's in every tank right now, and each beer's total.
Stats adds up what you've brewed: barrels this year and all time, how big your batches run, what's in each tank now, and every beer's total. It reads the same batches as the tank schedule, so there's nothing to enter here.
A batch counts from its brew day once it's actually been brewed. Planned and canceled batches don't count.
The four numbers
| Number | What it is |
|---|---|
| Brewed this year | Barrels brewed since January 1. Underneath: barrels and batches all time. |
| Average batch | Barrels per batch. Underneath: how many batches were estimated, or from measured volumes when none were. |
| Fermenting now | Tanks with a batch in them now, out of all your tanks. |
| Beers brewed | How many different beers you've brewed, all time. |
Where the barrels come from
For each batch, PintDeck uses the first of these it has:
- The volume measured into the tank: a Volume reading on brew day, or Volume (gal) in the batch's Measured panel.
- The batch's size.
- Its expected kegs, as half-barrels.
- Its recipe's batch size.
- The tank's capacity.
The last three are estimates, and Average batch says how many batches used one.
Make the barrels exact
Log the volume going into the fermenter on brew day, or type it in the batch's Measured panel afterward. See Cellar tasks.
Barrels brewed
The chart shows barrels by period. Pick the range with 1M, 3M, 1Y, 3Y or ALL: one month is drawn by week, three months and a year by month, three years by quarter, and all time by year. Per month shows each period's barrels, and Running total adds them up. A quiet stretch shows as a gap rather than being left out.
Cellar
One row per tank, in your tank order:
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Tank | Its name, type and size. |
| Beer | What's in it, or Empty. Planned under the beer means it's booked into the tank today but not brewed yet. |
| Level | How full it is: the last level logged on the tank (read Oct 3), or else what was brewed into it (as brewed). A tank with no capacity says No capacity set. |
| Day | How far along the batch is: Day 6 of 21. |
| Ready | When it's due out, or how many days late, in red. |
Click a row to open the tank, or the beer's name to open the beer.
By beer
Every beer you've brewed, with its style, batches and barrels, most barrels first. Click one to open the beer's Batches tab.