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Well yes but according to the barman they cook it fresh to order here so I have time for Kölsch no. 3.
What are you drinking tonight 2024.
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It’s a hard life
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It’s a hard life
Oh it is but small consultation if you forget how much you have had to drink you can just look at the handy tally on your beer mat.
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Simply bitter kit 2 but brewed with midland yeast, much better not as bitter no twang a very nice easy drinking beer
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Pork schnitzel and onions with yet more Kolsch
Only a very light one but if you like fruit beers or radlers this is a banger. 
Don't mind the pans, just gonna cook something
Don't mind the pans, just gonna cook something
Pans are good!!
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I’m looking at some of the tabs they have behind the bar and suspect they are getting close but I still need to find my way back to my hotel.Complete the ring
Higson's Bitter Ale mini cask through the beer engine.
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Small batch of English IPA I kegged last weekend.
Will try and leave this alone till Christmas but taster is very promising - bready malt, floral aroma and grapefruit bitter finish.
Extra pale MO, Munich, Vienna and light Crystal malts, bittered with Magnum
then late additions and hopstand with Challenger.
Fermented with Verdant, I seem to get a consistent 80% attenuation and
this ended up a deceptive 5.9%.
Will try and leave this alone till Christmas but taster is very promising - bready malt, floral aroma and grapefruit bitter finish.
Extra pale MO, Munich, Vienna and light Crystal malts, bittered with Magnum
then late additions and hopstand with Challenger.
Fermented with Verdant, I seem to get a consistent 80% attenuation and
this ended up a deceptive 5.9%.
First up is the KEGGING dregs from today. I had a litre and a bit or there abouts over and decided not to faff about bottling it.
Just realised my kegging dregs are probably the first drink of my homebrew in nearly a year!
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micklupulo
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Never used to be that keen on this but as Bitter/Amber seems to be becoming rarer got a couple in and am quite enjoying it!
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micklupulo
Landlord.
Now this with five hops!
Whilst the wife is away! Ordered a takeaway last night to see me through to tonight.
Last night’s offering.
Tonight’s tipple, which out of the two just wins.
Last night’s offering.
Tonight’s tipple, which out of the two just wins.
