What are you drinking tonight 2020.

[obscure]

Church Hanbrewary Czar Bomba Russian Imperial Stout (9.9%) it’s very smooth with a sweet after taste goes down extremely easily which is a tad worrying for a 9.9% beer.

 

[Winterbournebrewery]

Well 10 days in the keg my Citra galaxy mosaic pale brewed with oats & 300gm of hops for a 21ltr batch. Has wheat dme as well as ldme nice viscous , wonderfully hazy body & incredible tropical fruit on the nose & taste. Just under £1 per litre so an expensive brew but worth it for an extract mini mash tweak. Bring on the rugby !

 

[Winterbournebrewery]

View attachment 23249 Church Hanbrewary Czar Bomba Russian Imperial Stout (9.9%) it’s very smooth with a sweet after taste goes down extremely easily which is a tad worrying for a 9.9% beer.

Early start ! Thought I was eager

 

[gar]

Mini brew fest tonight

 

[Baldinio]

Not so much what im drinking tonight, but what i was drinking last night my tweaked geordie mild. Also got my eldest lad on homebrew. The lad usually wont touch homebrew (he drinks carling ) persuaded him to try my all grain weissbier and he liked it that much he drank his way through all my remaining bottles. Not sure if im happy about him enjoying it so much or annoyed that he drank all my stash still a good excuse to get brewing a new batch

 

[obscure]

Early start ! Thought I was eager

Oxford covered market has a nano pub/bottle shop that refills growlers so tend to go their on a Saturday morning and buy some good bread and cheese in the market and get my growler filled (and of course I need to try a couple to see what to fill it with). Though as nice as the imperial stout was I had to go for something a bit lighter, as not sure if I would want 900ml of it. So Little Ox Hufflepuff a rather nice 3.8% session pale ale for me tonight.

 

[An Ankoù]

I have seen a recipe for this or something similar, was it sweet and strong?

Not tried brewing it even though it's one of my favourite bought beers. It's about 6%, I think and it's not sweet.

 

[strange-steve]

I found the last few remaining bottles of eisbock that I brewed in Aug '17. Has held up really well and very smooth despite the 11%+ abv.

 

[The Baron]

My Saison and several 330ml's from Aldi - could be a long night especially once the youtube music is on

 

[Oneflewover]

Not sure about this. Could do with a touch more carbonation, body and sweetness in my opinion

 

[obscure]

I kegged my 15 Minute Mosaic Pale Ale tonight it is already rather drinkable (had three weeks in the fermentor which may of helped, but with the low temperatures we’ve being having it took about two weeks to fully ferment out. It was a fifteen minute boil with just pale LME and mosaic hops. Assuming it still tases good in a few weeks I will certainly be trying this again as should make a nice summer beer.

 

[foxy]

Had another of my Plum Porter tonight, this is what it tastes like.

Not what I was looking for.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

The sun came out a short while ago (sky is black again now - d’oh!) so I poured a glass of one of my conditioning IPAs. Will benefit from another week or two but still very drinkable.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Had another of my Plum Porter tonight, this is what it tastes like.

Not what I was looking for.

They look interesting Foxy. I’ve not seen those before, where do you get them?

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Back on the brown ale as I start the roast dinner. Beef is also on the brown ale!

 

[GerritT]

http://www.slavyankamarket.com/webshop/en/drinks/247-beer-baltika-7-05-l-alс54-russia.html

Baltic Porter. @ approx a pound a pint

 

[obscure]

I’m on my Sarah Hughes Ruby Mild clone went down nicely with roast pork, sadly the keg is almost empty so will need to brew some more of it soon.

 

[strange-steve]

Another cracking beer from 8 Degrees, fruity and resiny hops with plenty of body. Is it still technically a single malt beer though if there's wheat listed in the ingredients?

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Another cracking beer from 8 Degrees, fruity and resiny hops with plenty of body. Is it still technically a single malt beer though if there's wheat listed in the ingredients?

Technically this depends whether the wheat is malted?

 

[strange-steve]

Technically this depends whether the wheat is malted?

You sir are technically correct, the best kind of correct.