Bonus beer! 
That really is it now, I’m surprised I got away with not clouding the beer with sediment.
That really is it now, I’m surprised I got away with not clouding the beer with sediment.
What are you drinking 2024.
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micklupulo
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Back in Wales and trying a new one. Got it at Sainsburys in a bit of an effort to cut down the units as it's 3.4% ABV yet called an IPA which thesedays seems to mean efforts have been made to give it some taste. Not bad and from the address of the unnamed brewer it is clearly Badger and does indeed have that Badger tang!
micklupulo
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Back on well worn turf with a trusty Citra!
Not sure if it’s the done thing or not drinking Leffe out of a bottle but which ever way you drink it, it’s a nice beer.
I’m now having a beer my wife brought home from LIDL and it’s pretty good.
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Haven’t posted for a good while.
Had a couple of glasses of this tonight. Citra hopped pale ale, first experiment with Kveik yeast.
I found the orange a little overbearing at first but after a couple of weeks in keg it’s mellowed out nicely.
Spent Sunday afternoon drinking B&P Original Bitter on cask at one of our favourite local pubs. Well looked after and well served, a thing to behold! It’s got me thinking a best bitter will have to be my next brew..
Had a couple of glasses of this tonight. Citra hopped pale ale, first experiment with Kveik yeast.
I found the orange a little overbearing at first but after a couple of weeks in keg it’s mellowed out nicely.
Spent Sunday afternoon drinking B&P Original Bitter on cask at one of our favourite local pubs. Well looked after and well served, a thing to behold! It’s got me thinking a best bitter will have to be my next brew..
That was nice so I’m having another, and a cheese & pickle baguette to go with it 
Bottle share at Dark Revolution. I’ve not been able to make the last couple of these, as before an amazing selection of rarities and comments on my lagers were very kind.
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Saw this on tap, on St Pancras station may try that next.
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Are you on holiday?
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In the early openers on St Pancras Station one pint of DoomBar not impressed.
Yes, I was coming for seven weeks but my wife put her foot down and changed it to three. That Doom Bar was going stale it wasn’t fresh. The Citra Session isn’t that good either. I am going to try the London Pride next as they have just changed the barrel.
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My DoomBar picture went?
Trying the London Pride next, big mistake that is rubbish too. I wonder if I am drinking line cleaner with it.
London Pride.
I will be going to the Organ Grinders tomorrow, hope they still look after their cask ales.
Trying the London Pride next, big mistake that is rubbish too. I wonder if I am drinking line cleaner with it.
London Pride.
I will be going to the Organ Grinders tomorrow, hope they still look after their cask ales.
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Enjoy your trip
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I thought no one had picked up on this
It took me a while to get over the shock and I had to go back and read it several times before I convinced myself I read it right.I thought no one had picked up on this
We’re at the Command House with the grandchildren for lunch. I’m having a pint of Fortitude from Wantsum Brewery.
A pint of Summer Lightening pre Fish n Chips.
