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A couple of stone cold classics lined up for tonight.

After a visit to Prague in August and Cornwall in September i have enjoyed both, but the Pils drunk in the Czech beer hall gets my vote.

Maybe there is some patriotism here, it's a world cup after all! :laugh8:

Pringles tube! Great idea and a good excuse to eat Pringles!

I haven't sent beer mail before. Any top tips? I've been drinking the M&S ginger beer at lunch to get a few brown PET bottles. I use a carbonation cap to fill 1L PET bottles from the keg for Homebrew Club but I leave the carbonation cap on and take it with me. Anyone else use these? Is it...

I was listening to the latest Brülosophy podcast today and they recommend going out and buying a tin of Boddies. aunsure....

I might go and get a bottle of Chimay Blue from the garage and double check I'm not missing something :laugh8:

There's a lovely little video here that gives you a peek into the brewery

I've not had either, so I read about them on untapped and voted for what I thought it would enjoy most! Will attempt to find them.

Tough one for me too. I enjoy both beers. Orval takes it for me though. I remember the first time I had it in a bar in Ninove, when a local chap wouldn't let me leave the bar without trying it! There was uproar because the bar tender couldn't find the correct glass!

Saison Dupont. First try of this beer and it's a belter. I've brewed a few Saisons but nothing close to this.

I get my bags from BJ Filters on eBay. He will custom make to any size or spec you want if you message him. My custom bags have all been under a tenner and my last one was massive! He made one to fit my coolbox perfectly.

This is a gorgeous beer. I head to Belgium fairly often in my campervan and Tourpes is now on my itinerary for my next visit.

Wow! Will have to check that out. Thanks.

Had a quick look https://www.adamsgas.co.uk/product/carbon-dioxode-co2-gas-refill-6-35kg-for-home-bar/ There's a Sheffield distributor here:

I really like what 5% porridge oats does to my pale single hop ales. I wouldn't say creamy, but I believe it improves body and head.

Very similar to the baron above. I use my local Adams Gas distributor. £55 fully refundable deposit with no time limit and £20 for a 6kg refill.

Yeah sure, I'm happy to lead it. I'll pick something off this list to start us off in December. :beer1:

Yep, top idea. Discussion could include likely ideas for recipes if we stumble upon an absolute gem athumb.. Thread can be called beer of the month. There are 16 months already in this thread!

I always use the high alpha acid Magnum or Apollo for bittering at the start of the boil. Save your Citra for the dry hop! Also, you could maybe try adjusting the suphate/chloride ratio of your water to get more bitterness and hop pop, assuming you haven't already?