Are you coming up North ?
What are you drinking 2024.
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Home from lunch and following on with my kegged version of best bitter now the cask version is done.
A pint of Mad Goose. Not bad so far from home.
Well I enjoyed that bitter but the keg kicked as soon as I opened the tap for another. Now I have no bitter on tap 
I’m having a session IPA my wife bought for me from LIDL while cleaning a pride of corny kegs (what is the collective term for corny kegs?).
I’m having a session IPA my wife bought for me from LIDL while cleaning a pride of corny kegs (what is the collective term for corny kegs?).
A 'cornycopia' maybe?
Smart!A 'cornycopia' maybe?
My wife is giving me anxiety - she’s moving stuff around the room 
. I’m going to need something stronger…
. I’m going to need something stronger…
micklupulo
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Just had one of my Dark Rock part grain Malvern Pale Ales which at four months in the bottle has improved to the point of being quite good now the slight over hopped effect has softened but unfortunately not as good as this Proper Job which I am enjoying with a view of a shower in Wales in the evening sun.
Having a cheeky Tribute clone off the hand pull
Thanks MM
I’m hoping this might do itMy wife is giving me anxiety - she’s moving stuff around the room
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It’s being a while since I last had a Trappist beer and this one is exellent.
eyuptm
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I was at St P's a few weeks ago, tried 4 of the beers and none of them were very good...
I’m having one of these ALSI Session IPAs while I prep my wife’s favourite dinner - steak, cauliflower cheese, broccoli, and brandy peppercorn sauce.
A glass of my Pirate Pale. I put another batch of this beer in a King Keg today to see what a cask version might be like after the success of putting my best bitter in the King Keg. I used to put all my beers in King Kegs and use secondary fermentation to carbonate and condition my beers before I moved to corny kegs. I think I’m rediscovering that love now.
Probably been camping the beginning of September for over 20 yrs and this has been the worst weather to date. So a glass of Malbec is in order obviously kept warm by the sock monkey.
Edit Just remembered we went to Scotland for a fortnight and on the way up stopped at my parents, mum had the first 5 Harry Potter books so I took them to read when we got home, well the weather was that bad I’d read all five before getting home.
Edit Just remembered we went to Scotland for a fortnight and on the way up stopped at my parents, mum had the first 5 Harry Potter books so I took them to read when we got home, well the weather was that bad I’d read all five before getting home.
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Sock Monkey comes too!
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This is very nice
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First try of latest golden ale hopped with Endeavour & Godiva .I like..this was first glass after moving to kegerator so hopefully it will clear up after a couple of days
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I’ve been drinking St Austell Mena Dhu stout which is fantastic. I intend to make some as St Austell publishes the ingredients, malts and hops. I have all of them except Smoked Malt, of which I will smoke some pale malt or buy it.
