Wonky bobs pale ale used cml no1 not much head but a nice beer
What are you drinking tonight 2020.
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My own Flagstaff IPA No.2. Pic shamelessly copied here from my brewday thread:
Need to get an early night tonight because I'm brewing tomorrow morning.
Need to get an early night tonight because I'm brewing tomorrow morning.
My own Flagstaff IPA No.2. Pic shamelessly copied here from my brewday thread:
Need to get an early night tonight because I'm brewing tomorrow morning.
That’s a handsome pint.
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Tried one of these out when I got in. Not bad at all. The smoke gives it a kind of meaty taste, like sausages almost. Very rich. The Wifey is slow cooking brisket for tomorrow so we added half the bottle to give it a smokey taste.
I like that beer. Nice!
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That's another stunning pic, what camera do you use?My own Flagstaff IPA No.2. Pic shamelessly copied here from my brewday thread:
Need to get an early night tonight because I'm brewing tomorrow morning.
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I went to the doctor worrying I was going to die. He asked how come? I said I think I am going to drown in beer. He said he didn't think I world drown in beer so I have started drinking twice as much.
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It's almost the crack of noon.
What to do?....
What to do?....
Neck oil or Lupuloid? Something good in the sun if your weather is as hot as mine.
I’m actually starting today with one of my bottled ales. It’s a brown ale and the kegged version is only now starting to clear after 10 weeks. The flavour is ok I guess but I doubt I would enjoy a whole pint.
In contrast the bottled version is already clear and starting to taste pretty decent. Cheers!
In contrast the bottled version is already clear and starting to taste pretty decent. Cheers!
It's a Samsung NX1 with the 'standard' 16-50 lens that I originally bought because it has the best 4K video quality that I'd ever seen from any camera at any price.
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Dunkel (Lite) aka “Nemesis”.
A Dunkel based on a recipe by @strange-steve but *******ised by me through using the wrong yeast, making the wrong batch size, and throwing 4 litres of it over my kitchen floor!
Looks black in the picture but is actually a deep ruby.
Despite being the wrong beer it’s still very nice.
A Dunkel based on a recipe by @strange-steve but *******ised by me through using the wrong yeast, making the wrong batch size, and throwing 4 litres of it over my kitchen floor!
Looks black in the picture but is actually a deep ruby.
Despite being the wrong beer it’s still very nice.
Mrhandsome...you really need to get that Guinness stuff out the way...
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brewing up my dipa and just started the 90 minute mash, figured it was a good time to give @strange-steve 's munich ipa a tasting.
it came in a 500ml flip top that looks curiously similar to what i bottle in. the bottle pops with a nice audible pop. i wasn't sure at first if it was bottle conditioned or kegged, but it's definitely bottle conditioned and has a nice firm layer of yeast on the bottom. pours quite murky like a neipa. from the aroma its very hoppy up front, there is a very prominent green apple candy, think green apple jolly rancher. very fruity and after swirling though the rich biscuit malt comes through.
taste is super smooth and creamy malt, there is also a sweet grapefruit, like grapefuit marmalade if it existed, and piney and resinous hops which meshes well with the malts. the mouthfeel is very rich and coating this is definitely a full body beer and is very reminiscent of the munich ipa's i have brewed in the past. its strangely like drinking a pie crust (or eating graham crackers) like strange steve aptly described it in another review. The bitterness hits hard after the maltiness drops out has a bit of hop burn indicating this one is pretty young and also confirming that it is definitely an ipa. the bitterness is on a level of stone brewery ruination if you ever had one, yet it meshes really well with the malts. it's really interesting how this one can trick you into thinking you are drinking a rich malty brown ale and then the hops just overwhelm shortly after.
overall this is a very interesting ipa, i haven't had something with this level of bitterness since the bottles of stone i drank when back visiting the states earlier this year. i really enjoyed this one and made me realize that i kind of miss ipa's with a punch. definitely a one a night type of drink though, not just the full body but it also seems that its likely clocking in around a 6-7%
i am super curious to read about the recipe and see what hops were used. there seems to be one that i am not familiar with.
it came in a 500ml flip top that looks curiously similar to what i bottle in. the bottle pops with a nice audible pop. i wasn't sure at first if it was bottle conditioned or kegged, but it's definitely bottle conditioned and has a nice firm layer of yeast on the bottom. pours quite murky like a neipa. from the aroma its very hoppy up front, there is a very prominent green apple candy, think green apple jolly rancher. very fruity and after swirling though the rich biscuit malt comes through.
taste is super smooth and creamy malt, there is also a sweet grapefruit, like grapefuit marmalade if it existed, and piney and resinous hops which meshes well with the malts. the mouthfeel is very rich and coating this is definitely a full body beer and is very reminiscent of the munich ipa's i have brewed in the past. its strangely like drinking a pie crust (or eating graham crackers) like strange steve aptly described it in another review. The bitterness hits hard after the maltiness drops out has a bit of hop burn indicating this one is pretty young and also confirming that it is definitely an ipa. the bitterness is on a level of stone brewery ruination if you ever had one, yet it meshes really well with the malts. it's really interesting how this one can trick you into thinking you are drinking a rich malty brown ale and then the hops just overwhelm shortly after.
overall this is a very interesting ipa, i haven't had something with this level of bitterness since the bottles of stone i drank when back visiting the states earlier this year. i really enjoyed this one and made me realize that i kind of miss ipa's with a punch. definitely a one a night type of drink though, not just the full body but it also seems that its likely clocking in around a 6-7%
i am super curious to read about the recipe and see what hops were used. there seems to be one that i am not familiar with.
Pale ale next.
Still a little like Timothy Taylor but maturing into its own thing and becoming just a little more fruity.
Still a little like Timothy Taylor but maturing into its own thing and becoming just a little more fruity.
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Sounds really interesting, I enjoyed reading the history of the beer on your brew thread.
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yeah it was interesting to read about a style i have never heard about. i think this one should age pretty well. i have been adding smb to the bottling bucket and id so with this one too.
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