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Muddydisco

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I know it's still young but I couldn't wait :party:

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Served in a Manly 660ml Bottle, I seem to enjoy pouring it into 2 glasses :lol:
Head was helped with a pocket beer engine as it was bottled bright from the keg.

Opened with a nice hiss, not much on the aroma just some good old malty smell. But the mouth is totally different, Nice body well balanced malts and hops, leaning towards the malts slighty, UP informed me it didn't quite meet the Mild standard I think I would agree it's edging towards a porter, But who cares if it doesn't fit into a catagory! Tangerine is in the taste, was expecting it more in the aroma but it's definatly in the taste, Personally I hate oranges, but this is a nice taste with a dry citrusy finish. Dam it :twisted: It's gone :?
Very Nice UP, it's definatley up my street.
I hope you paid the delivery man with some of your beers cos I would like him to deliver again!!
 
muddydisco said:
I know it's still young but I couldn't wait :party:

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Served in a Manly 568ml Bottle, I seem to enjoy pouring it into 2 glasses :lol:
Head was helped with a pocket beer engine as it was bottled bright from the keg.

Opened with a nice hiss, not much on the aroma just some good old malty smell. But the mouth is totally different, Nice body well balanced malts and hops, leaning towards the malts slighty, UP informed me it didn't quite meet the Mild standard I think I would agree it's edging towards a porter, But who cares if it doesn't fit into a catagory! Tangerine is in the taste, was expecting it more in the aroma but it's definatly in the taste, Personally I hate oranges, but this is a nice taste with a dry citrusy finish. Dam it :twisted: It's gone :?
Very Nice UP, it's definatley up my street.
I hope you paid the delivery man with some of your beers cos I would like him to deliver again!!

The delivery man has yet to be paid, but have promised him something in a brown bottle.
Glad you enjoyed, but the bottles are 660ml I think.

UP
 
DOH of course otherwise It would of fitted into the glass! |edit done!!
Next time give me more notice and I can leave the delivery man a drink as well!
 
muddydisco said:
DOH of course otherwise It would of fitted into the glass! |edit done!!
Next time give me more notice and I can leave the delivery man a drink as well!

No probs, it was a bit last minute to be honest, I wasn't 100% sure he lived in measham, I only knew at 10pm the night before.

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BarnsleyBrewer said:
What's a pocket beer engine??
A 10ml syringe . . . Pull a couple of ml of beer into it and then some air and inject the lot back into the beer with some force. . . . It will generate a nice creamy head . . . but beware with a highly carbonated beer you generate lots of foam so have plenty of room in the glass to do this. I know a brewer who did this . . . the beer foamed up, he lunged forward to schlurp the foam . . . . and knocked his front crown out on the lip of the heavy china stein. . . . Its a technique I use to knock the carbonation out of a beer so I can taste it without any CO2 bite.
 
Aleman said:
BarnsleyBrewer said:
What's a pocket beer engine??
A 10ml syringe . . . Pull a couple of ml of beer into it and then some air and inject the lot back into the beer with some force. . . . It will generate a nice creamy head . . . but beware with a highly carbonated beer you generate lots of foam so have plenty of room in the glass to do this. I know a brewer who did this . . . the beer foamed up, he lunged forward to schlurp the foam . . . . and knocked his front crown out on the lip of the heavy china stein. . . . Its a technique I use to knock the carbonation out of a beer so I can taste it without any CO2 bite.
Thanks Aleman, thought I was another gadget I'd have had to buy. :eek:
 

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