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My American amber, this is a nice Beer. Looks well
What are you drinking tonight 2024.
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Has anyone heard from Hazelwood lately last posted here on 4/12?
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Noticed his absence as well but I think the same happened last year and he had taken time away for family ?
I was wondering just seems strange
Still here folks! I’ve not brewed anything recently and been drinking the same beers. That together with Christmas preparations, meeting up with family and friends, other family stuff (eg helping my grandson revise in the evenings for his driving theory test), and binge watching a box set or two has kept me busy.
As I said to @dave_77 who told me people had noticed I’d been quiet (not entirely sure how to take that
) I’ll have a word with myself about my tardiness and see you all later.
Cheers!
As I said to @dave_77 who told me people had noticed I’d been quiet (not entirely sure how to take that
) I’ll have a word with myself about my tardiness and see you all later.Cheers!
Glad your ok and well H
Oh aye...here's us worried sick. It's all you,you,you!
I’m having a bottle of Hobgoblin Ruby brought home by my wife from a recent shopping trip.
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Always the same old beers. I don’t know why you bother posting anymore. It’s not like anyone notices
I know! I think everyone must be taken by my “No Frills Joe” glassAlways the same old beers. I don’t know why you bother posting anymore. It’s not like anyone notices
A Thomas Hardy's Ale "The Historical", vintage 2019, No. 3936.
The vintage matured in Scottish whisky oak barrels, which give smoky notes of wood.
This bottle was allowed to age for 5 years, other bottles of the vintage were allowed to age longer in my cellar.
The beer is perfect at a drinking temperature of 13°C.
An absolute reference for me.
The vintage matured in Scottish whisky oak barrels, which give smoky notes of wood.
This bottle was allowed to age for 5 years, other bottles of the vintage were allowed to age longer in my cellar.
The beer is perfect at a drinking temperature of 13°C.
An absolute reference for me.
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These are some I brought home from shopping
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First proper try of my Irish stout
Muntons Tap Room Series - Guava Pale Ale
Enjoying whilst watching Nige and Anders Christmas special
Enjoying whilst watching Nige and Anders Christmas special
A well earned can of Tribute after a dreadful few days...strap yourselves in....
Last Wednesday fridge freezer in the kitchen was making a racket. Phoned British gas homecare...no engineer til Monday! Friday I got home from work and fridge even worse. Fresh stuff felt a big warm so got the brew thermometer out..18c! Binned the lot! Furious now! On to BG...still no one til Monday...Monday comes..fridge knackered,new one required. Monday dinner time delivery for a new one from Currys was Wednesday, Monday teatime...thus is now Dec 27th! Plus how it goes with BG,if it can't be fixed you get a divvy up based on age of appliance,so about £100 towards a new one. Fine..which could take upto 5 days to appear. Not fine. So I decided to knock that palaver on the head and visit a local supplier.
In the meantime Mrs Clint decided she wanted the nice shiny free standing one rather than another integrated. I explained the difference...which involves taking out the integrated cabinet etc and making level the floor as we had not long had the floor tiled and it just cleared the base plinth. Yeah OK then she says...that was me last night...dismantling kitchen cupboards and tiling the floor..which I got done! New fridge freezer being delivered tomorrow. Phew!
As an upside...the much scorned brew fridge in the garage was set to 3c and has enabled us to keep a small supply of fresh stuff handy. It's seen in a different light now.
Last Wednesday fridge freezer in the kitchen was making a racket. Phoned British gas homecare...no engineer til Monday! Friday I got home from work and fridge even worse. Fresh stuff felt a big warm so got the brew thermometer out..18c! Binned the lot! Furious now! On to BG...still no one til Monday...Monday comes..fridge knackered,new one required. Monday dinner time delivery for a new one from Currys was Wednesday, Monday teatime...thus is now Dec 27th! Plus how it goes with BG,if it can't be fixed you get a divvy up based on age of appliance,so about £100 towards a new one. Fine..which could take upto 5 days to appear. Not fine. So I decided to knock that palaver on the head and visit a local supplier.
In the meantime Mrs Clint decided she wanted the nice shiny free standing one rather than another integrated. I explained the difference...which involves taking out the integrated cabinet etc and making level the floor as we had not long had the floor tiled and it just cleared the base plinth. Yeah OK then she says...that was me last night...dismantling kitchen cupboards and tiling the floor..which I got done! New fridge freezer being delivered tomorrow. Phew!
As an upside...the much scorned brew fridge in the garage was set to 3c and has enabled us to keep a small supply of fresh stuff handy. It's seen in a different light now.
Heroic little brew fridge!
I’m on my 6.3% strong ale “Titan”.
Email confirms £100 evoucher....it will go towards refrigeration.
A tall larder fridge...FOR MY KEGS!!!!
AND...a box of beer has just been delivered.
A tall larder fridge...FOR MY KEGS!!!!
AND...a box of beer has just been delivered.
