For the past year or so, I have been creating and trying out different recipes.  While not all have turned out as I hoped, the ones listed below are some of my favorites and ones I will brew again. 

I have brewed this one a couple of times now.  The label is from early 2013, and is pretty basic.  The beer turned out really well.  It's just a simple Pilsner made with American 2 Row as the base.  I used a combination of Columbus, Citra, and Cascade hops.  The beer is clear, with a refreshing clean taste.  Definitely one of my best. 

This was my first attempt at a bitter, and I was very impressed with the results.  A bitter is pretty simple and for this one I used American 2 row, a little caramel malt, and honey.  For the hops, I used Citra, Willamette, and Fuggles.  I really liked it and got a lot of great feedback.  Just like a true bitter, it was much better served slightly warmer than other beers. 

This is an Irish Red Ale that I did just for fun.  My plan was to just do it once to see what it would be like, but it turned out so well that it became a keeper.  It has become one of my most popular. 
I used a blend of Pale, Munich, and Crystal malts with some Roasted Barley for color.  For the hops, I used a mix of Hallertauer and Cascade. 

I really like Imperial IPAs, and I wanted to make one with a reddish color.  This turned out almost the way I wanted after the third version.  I think I am just about there, and will make one small adjustment the next time I brew this one. 
I used my normal base of American 2 row, then some Munich, Cara-Pils and Caramel malt, with a little roasted Barley.  For the hops, I used Amarillo, Columbus, and Goldings. 

Just a nice simple Pale Ale.  Probably needs a better name, but it was August and the kids were about to go back to school, so Summer's End seemed to fit. 
I used Munich, Crystal and Pale malt with Fuggles and Cascade for the hops. 

My wife was getting tired of the hoppy beers I was making and said I should make something different.  So I brewed a blond ale.  Since it was her idea, I had to put her name on the label. 
I used Honey malt, and a combination of Pilsner and American 2 row.      With just some Saaz and Citra hops, it made for a clean drinking but nicely balanced beer. 

By now you can see that I really need help with the names.  This is an English Pale Ale that is pretty nice.  While similar to some others that I have done, it has a little more citrus flavors than the others. 
I used mostly American 2 Row with a little Caramel malt, plus a little something different that worked out really well.  For the hops I used Citra and Centennial. 

This is a root beer I made for Christmas 2013 with my kids.  It felt like cheating since it was just a kit.   Add the flavor, sugar, yeast and bottle.  It turned out OK.  If I do it again, I want to fully brew the root beer.  My girls liked it and had fun.