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Started with my new Bitter, which has finally cleared! Tasty too.
Started with my new Bitter, which has finally cleared! Tasty too.
What are you drinking 2024.
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Followed closely by the almost dropped clear Camden Amber II.
It was churned up, having combined two almost empty casks last week.
2nd glass of this seems a little bit clearer, perhaps the cask tap needed to clear its throat?
Tasty enough but nothing like the Camden original now.
All fresh hoppyness gone West, well it was brewed on 9th Feb.
I suppose I should be pleased it's still a decent tasty pale bitter to be honest.
It was churned up, having combined two almost empty casks last week.
2nd glass of this seems a little bit clearer, perhaps the cask tap needed to clear its throat?
Tasty enough but nothing like the Camden original now.
All fresh hoppyness gone West, well it was brewed on 9th Feb.
I suppose I should be pleased it's still a decent tasty pale bitter to be honest.
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One for the road. Haven't had a imp for ages and this is bang on the money
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Actually it's a Czech remote. Online company that supply replacement remotes. I have this 15-20 year Cambridge Audio soundbar which still sounds good but the remote was shot.. Czechs to the rescue
Indeed it was
. I had a hazy across the road at another brewery, Freshwater brewery, and was a disappointment 
. Lacking in body and flavour. But the 7th Day was spot on.
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First off this evening, ESB.
Followed by a Bass clone, I think I will have to look for a Worthington E recipe to keep the glass honest.
Followed by a Bass clone, I think I will have to look for a Worthington E recipe to keep the glass honest.
Just catching up on last nights tipples. Some verdant beer began with a P can’t remember its name, a Tongue Tied Mai Tai. Followed by a glass each of the wines.
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Off for a session (and a band) down at the brewery. I might be able to get some pics of the first couple....
Strangely I was thinking this morning about making a beer with a small amount of dark/black malt in the hope it would be red.
Worthington's e was one pint I just didn't like for some reason. I think it was the aftertaste.
Nope. It wasn’t worthington’s it was boddington’s I didn’t like. Yellow can.
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The issue I had was that it needed watering down after the OG was way too high. Diluted the hops and colour.
Quick beer in Brewdog. Neon Dream a tropical wheat beer.
British Blonde again. Condition is a bit better. Still just a bit boring. Forgot to add some more Brausol so still a bit hazy.
Going to start with a Badger Master Stoat at kick off then will see how things go, I hope I am not drowning my sorrows later.
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Took the dog for a walk, she pulled me into the lun.
Solstice by Evan Evans
Solstice by Evan Evans
Back home in time for the footy, Time to get a beer in before it starts.
My Rye-ish Red Ale is settling nicely. I do like the slightly spicy bite the rye brings to the beer.
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Tribute to start. The main problem with this is that it seems to vanish as if by magic!
