What are you drinking tonight 2024.

Appleton Brews · Wednesday at 10:24 AM

Hazelwood Brewery said:
You’d probably like Sharps Original too but will struggle to find it. I do know of one pub in Cornwall where some of the locals refused to accept anything else. I believe it’s now only made in small batches to the original recipe and available only at a few outlets.

I last had Sharps Original (and Sea Fury) in The Castle Inn on Fore Street, St. Ives. Mind you, if you find yourself in St.Ives you have to visit The Pilchard Press Alehouse on the sea front. Nice cask beers and a great atmosphere - l could live there!

We were in St Ives in September on our beer pilgrimage to the Blue Anchor in Helston. Lovely place St Ives but crowded and no parking. You can get Sea Fury in Brixham and Dartmouth.
PS Do you have a recipe for the Sharps Original?

Hazelwood Brewery · Wednesday at 2:35 PM

Appleton Brews said:
We were in St Ives in September on our beer pilgrimage to the Blue Anchor in Helston. Lovely place St Ives but crowded and no parking. You can get Sea Fury in Brixham and Dartmouth.
PS Do you have a recipe for the Sharps Original?

No I don’t have a recipe, sorry.

We get the train into St.Ives from the Saltings or St. Erth - plenty of parking, the train isn’t expensive and the journey is short. Not so good if you can’t walk very far - although you could say the same for most of Cornwall!

Caramel Ox · Wednesday at 6:44 PM

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Rwilts · Wednesday at 6:44 PM

First taste of the Summer Strata SMASH from TMM .. loving this so far , got that light hoppy taste not much bitterness.

Brewed on the 28th October and bottled 11th November, been in fridge for three days.

moto748 · Wednesday at 9:41 PM

First taste, oatmeal stout V2. 25 days bottled, I'm expecting to leave it another couple of weeks. Pretty pleased, and definitely an upgrade on V1, I toned down the choc malt a tad, and all the better for it, I think

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Clint · Wednesday at 9:45 PM

Hazelwood Brewery said:
No I don’t have a recipe, sorry.

We get the train into St.Ives from the Saltings or St. Erth - plenty of parking, the train isn’t expensive and the journey is short. Not so good if you can’t walk very far - although you could say the same for most of Cornwall!

Ha! I've got the train from The Saltings many moons ago!

Hazelwood Brewery · Wednesday at 10:48 PM

Clint said:
Ha! I've got the train from The Saltings many moons ago!

You know it makes sense!

Caramel Ox · 2024-11-21T06:19:00+0000

Caramel Ox said:
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This gave me a big headache so that's off of the brew planning list now

Hazelwood Brewery · 2024-11-21T15:59:04+0000

I’m having a cask bitter as a reward to myself after finding an intermittent fault on our garden lights that kept tripping the circuit breaker. We’ve not had the lights for the last two nights because of this and really missed them. It turned out to be a string of 240v LED garden lights on the gazebo in case you wondered

. I’ve ordered a new set but in the meantime all the other lights are grand.

micklupulo · 2024-11-21T18:17:16+0000

If one has to be AF for a day or two this is probably unbeatable.

Hazelwood Brewery · 2024-11-21T19:05:35+0000

micklupulo said:
If one has to be AF for a day or two this is probably unbeatable.View attachment 105967

My favourite AF beer from that stable is Caesar Augustus. It’s a lager/IPA hybrid and you’d be hard pressed to identify it as AF.

Caramel Ox · 2024-11-21T19:11:19+0000

I thought I was opening a research beer, turns out I needed to have done more research before buying as it’s the wrong type of bock!

Not a fan it’s rather cloying and made with hop extract like the cheapest macro lagers.

micklupulo · 2024-11-21T20:02:39+0000

Hazelwood Brewery said:
My favourite AF beer from that stable is Caesar Augustus. It’s a lager/IPA hybrid and you’d be hard pressed to identify it as AF.

Oh no I now remember having that some years ago and saw it in the Glasgow supermarket but it didn't click so I have missed out!

dave_77 · 2024-11-21T20:56:01+0000

First sample of Brett Saison MK2. Been 200 days since I blended the saison with a couple of litres of Brett Saison. Bottled a month ago, nice carbonation already after adding sugar and champagne yeast to bottles

Rodcx500z · 2024-11-21T23:22:51+0000

The cockup after 2 weeks in the keg, you can see each swig I had, I will be brewing this again soon

Begbie · 2024-11-21T23:38:13+0000

Saw this in my local Tesco the day after watching the Jiddler's Tipple episode on the Malt Miller's YouTube channel, so thought I'd give it a go.

Very crisp, fresh and drinkable. Light citrusy aromas. I'll definitely get this again.

foxy · 2024-11-22T06:01:04+0000

Had to keg 6 days ago, far too hot for a bottling day had first sample tonight, primed with sugar still green but good hop presence.

Followed by Jamils Bitter.

And finally IPA.

stubrewworx · 2024-11-22T15:00:26+0000

Sleck dust by great newsome, in the snickleway, York.

Rwilts · 2024-11-22T15:11:53+0000

Bet you cant say that after a few more!

Hazelwood Brewery · 2024-11-22T16:15:28+0000

Cask bitter. Well deserved after cleaning my beer lines, kegging a Doppelbock, and replacing those pesky garden lights. I think I must have upset the gods somehow because one of our security lights has blown and you can’t get them anymore so I’ve had to buy a pair of new ones (we have two matching panels on the front of the house) AND over the last couple of days our burglar alarm has been playing up. WTF!?

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