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A homebrewed Dunkelweizen as a modest celebration of becoming a qualified cricket coach today. A toast to grassroots sport.
What are you drinking tonight 2021?
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Landlord.
Can you sort out the England team
SWMBO'D made rich pastry mince pies using 2 egg yolks, so we had 2 egg whites to use up. ? What to do?
Pisco sours!
Reminds us of our Ruby Anniversary trip to Peru, not long before the dreaded lurgie hit us all.
Ah, memories,
those were the days!
Pisco sours!
Reminds us of our Ruby Anniversary trip to Peru, not long before the dreaded lurgie hit us all.
Ah, memories,
those were the days!
Then on to Claret with the roast lamb.
Don't expect any more postings after that.
Advent calendar was Elvis juice today so nothing fancy. Then we’ve gone for something we haven’t tried before.
Now I'm going to watch strictly and I'm a celeb and then go to bed!
Now I'm going to watch strictly and I'm a celeb and then go to bed!
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No sharing the Jaipur ????Advent calendar was Elvis juice today so nothing fancy. Then we’ve gone for something we haven’t tried before.
Now I'm going to watch strictly and I'm a celeb and then go to bed!
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we bought a four pack so had one each!
wish we hadn’t - it doesn’t taste of anything. It’s absolutely ****!
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Funny I really like it. No accounting for personal taste lol
I’m giving it the benefit of the doubt and going to say it’s probably been on the shop shelf for a long while. We only got it because of its reputation but now I’m probably not going to buy it again for fear of the same.
Dry hopped citra wheat beer from a recipe by @Jim Brewster. Kegged on Friday and burst carbed. I’m getting more wheat malt on the nose than citra but it’s there in the background. Carbonation level is spot on (48hrs at 25psi), but the head dissipated fairly quickly as you’d expect with the short conditioning time. There’s a tonne of clovey esters and fruity phenols in perfect balance and the citra is sitting in the background. I should have kept better notes when I drank Jim’s, but from memory the hop stood out a bit more than in my brew. It’s a great beer, thanks Jim. I’ll get a bottle off in the post to you so you can see what you think of my efforts.
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Won a case of Bedlam Brewery beers at work and they've all been decent so far - a couple of Pale Ales, but nothing worth noting here. However, this one is very nice. Enjoying these fruity IPA's at the moment.
Brewdog advent calendar day 12; Had this before, and I'm afraid my opinion of it hasn't changed; it's ok, not unpleasant or anything, but just doesn't float my boat at all. After last night's smasher, it's a disappointment.
Red Ale time.
Lisa, its nowhere near as good as it used to be
Just like punk ipa v1 was compared to whichever of the latest versions of it you try.
Pint of half and half, Graham Wheelers Euro book Double Diamond Export with my own Mild brewed with a CML Belgian yeast. Lovely! I'm finding I'm drinking this lots so am going to try and sort out a hybrid recipe.
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That might be a bit advanced for meCan you sort out the England team
chillipickle
Landlord.
Elvis juice and punk rip, nothing like it used to be sadly
Missed the forum fun this evening because I took my grandchildren on an illuminated stream train. Couple of short clips below. Just got back so time now for a well earned pint.
I had a long overdue meeting tonight with a local Councillor and associated friends with some ongoing issues to discuss. I took along a mixed crate...plum porter,pipster pale, German pilsner and cider.
I just got back with a crate of empties...
I just got back with a crate of empties...
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