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A very nice Loire Valley Chenin Blanc.
What are you drinking 2024.
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Mr & Mrs Smith
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Mrs. Smith's Bohemian Pilsner for Mrs. Smith and my West Coast IPA for me. Cheers.
Not impressed.
micklupulo
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That's better! More condition great flavour and well balanced.
I’m with you on this, it seems when the big boys take over the beers are never the same.
Something different to start tonight -
I used to love it but i just don't buy any more, it is ****
Managed to get some port this afternoon. Sorry for the terrible pic as it was on my lap, so warm in the van that the goats cheese melted so I added the yoke 
Unbeknown to me whilst I was in the pub and she was buying said port, she traded in her Renault Captur for a new model.
Unbeknown to me whilst I was in the pub and she was buying said port, she traded in her Renault Captur for a new model.
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After a few glasses of my Czech lager I’m finishing tonight’s beers with this 1845. I might have a small whisky nightcap after and then an early night after staying up late last night.
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I couldn't leave Oz without trying my Pacific Ale, the one I ended up taking all the tops off the bottles after leaving out the priming sugar, primed and recapped. That was a week ago today and there was no harm done. All Galaxy hops and dry hopped with Cascade.
2 kg of wheat but I can see this will be clear when I get back.
2 kg of wheat but I can see this will be clear when I get back.
A pink of Hicks which is nice but I wish pubs would have at least one local beer in.
And unbeknown to my wife ive traded her Ferrari for a more practical model and kept the change
And unbeknown to my wife ive traded her Ferrari for a more practical model and kept the change
A glass of my NEIPA which is definitely starting to clear 
. I’m definitely going to have to brew this again now with some tweaks to increase the haziness. Ah well, at the end of the week I’ll have some free slots in the fermentation cabinet.
. I’m definitely going to have to brew this again now with some tweaks to increase the haziness. Ah well, at the end of the week I’ll have some free slots in the fermentation cabinet.
A pint of Andwell King John, I think that’s its name. Not much hop flavour but more toffee/caramel.
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Last day in Tunisia home in the morning. Wife’s away for a massage so I opted for a bucket of Heineken. Not my first choice in beer but it was this or becks
One day away from good beer. The weather, not so much.
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I’ve just finished my third out of 5 of these and I’m wondering if I even want another (I will finish them
) the weather here has been 35/38 every day and I’m not looking forward to the cold again but the ide of a good beer and a good whiskey is swaying me
WillFrites
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Homebrewed elderflower wine, only bottled a month ago...yummy
Speaking of whiskey you’ve reminded me I have a large bottle of I&G Original in my fridge, you’ll be seeing that shortlyI’ve just finished my third out of 5 of these and I’m wondering if I even want another (I will finish them
Told you! 
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Yeah rub it in why don’t you.
I did see some Johnnie walker behing the bar in the piano bar last night. Might have to enquire as to the price. But not hopeful of a good outcome in that regard.
