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A second Médoc (Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot) but Oaked this time, higher abv and much heavier, a good continuation of my evening,
What are you drinking tonight 2024.
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A second Médoc (Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot) but Oaked this time, higher abv and much heavier, a good continuation of my evening,
Happy Friday friends, and it is a happy Friday. Looks like our house move is going ahead mid-December. Starting celebrations with a pint of the last ever beer to be brewed in the current pad. 
Happy Friday.
Starting with these tonight -
Starting with these tonight -
Where are you moving to Alastair, is it local to you or somewhere different?Happy Friday friends, and it is a happy Friday. Looks like our house move is going ahead mid-December. Starting celebrations with a pint of the last ever beer to be brewed in the current pad.
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Over to the other side of Belfast so not far. It’s a new build so I’ve been able to fit the garage out to be brewery ready
Introducing my English Strong Ale “Titan”. It is dark but not quite as dark as the picture suggests. I was going to brew this beer with an ABV around 7.5-8.0% but miscalculated the grain bill and it ended up at 6.3% so it’s more Titanic than Titan. On the other hand it’s strong, easy drinking and flavourful so I’m definitely not unhappy.
Sounds like a plan coming together!Over to the other side of Belfast so not far. It’s a new build so I’ve been able to fit the garage out to be brewery ready
Yes dear..we can move house,no problem.
When you move....the wife asks why there's no room for anything in a new garage AND multiple power points AND water...????
"Building regs".
When you move....the wife asks why there's no room for anything in a new garage AND multiple power points AND water...????
"Building regs".
My Lemon Saison, going down a treat
Celebrations need bubbles. French 75‘s for the good lady and me, No.1 son is home and is having a limoncello spritz.
Moving mid December Alastair70...you don't do half measures..anytime!
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With my beer lines been sat redundant for 2 weeks I gave them a clean today. Before I pour a pint I am testing the bottle condition version of my saison.
Tastes great, carb is not as high as I would have liked it this was a swing top so might have leaked a little. Need to try a proper capped version. It was clear until I had to wait for it to settle and added a bit of yeast.
Tastes great, carb is not as high as I would have liked it this was a swing top so might have leaked a little. Need to try a proper capped version. It was clear until I had to wait for it to settle and added a bit of yeast.
I’ve moved on to my Porter now. Nice.
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On a cold ipa. I loved my kegs around when doing my lines and it must have knocked up some yeast at the bottom of the keg because it's usually clear. Surprised to get a pint, the keg is pretty empty.
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Another flight and it’s the ipa 6%+ line up
Stanley park brewing co.
Stanley park brewing co.
OK, one more before the whisky. This is my stout. Also nice!
They look tasty!
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They are and fresh. Brewed behind the glass
