What are you drinking tonight 2020.

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Summer Breeze

makes me feel fi-hine...

 

[Leon103]

Tha'ts not enough for 17 days surely Leon?

I have to work the second week.

 

[micklupulo]

A drop of 18 month old Coopers Irish Stout. Just think 35 years ago we used something called "heading fluid" which I think was derived from tree bark!

 

[Clint]

Was that one or two priming drops...?

 

[micklupulo]

That's better!

 

[micklupulo]

Was that one or two priming drops...?

Neither. It was a half tsp of sugar.

 

[dave_77]

Just started brew night, having a refreshing Aldi Dutch dry hopped pilsner. Can't really so it taste particularly dry hopped but it's quenching the thirst so that will do

 

[ChilledGecko]

First try of this Drygate Brewing Co. Coconut Milk Stout.
Very, very complex mix of flavours.
Me likey-likey long time!

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

New Season Saison!

 

[LesTom]

This murky, juicy cracker

 

[dave_77]

Ohhh I couldn't resist..sitting here waiting for the boil to finish. BIPA only been in the keg for nearly 3 days...

 

[samale]

I am trying something @Gerryjo swapped with me. Not sure what it is, no details only that one bottle is 9% and one is 8.2%. it pours and drinking like a dry Rose wine with a nice fruity aftertaste. Really interesting to try something new

 

[Theoriginalrich]

@Patrick_Newing amazing situation!
There was a large stack of them at our local Lidl.
I may have to go back and check, if there are still some left I'll top up.
I can't believe how good it is for sub £2.
... not trying to gloat :hat:

Four stores later and I managed to find eight cans, snapped those buggers up.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Sweet stout, inspired by the cooler weather.

 

[Clint]

...and nonchalant pastries...

 

[Gerryjo]

I am trying something @Gerryjo swapped with me. Not sure what it is, no details only that one bottle is 9% and one is 8.2%. it pours and drinking like a dry Rose wine with a nice fruity aftertaste. Really interesting to try something new
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That'll be the one with the CML wine yeast as it initially to be around 17.4% but split it between 2 demijohns topped up with AJ and came out @9%.
The other is a similar mixture of mixed berries as is that only fermented with CML cider yeast but oddly I found them tasting similar.

 

[samale]

That'll be the one with the CML wine yeast as it initially to be around 17.4% but split it between 2 demijohns topped up with AJ and came out @9%.
The other is a similar mixture of mixed berries as is that only fermented with CML cider yeast but oddly I found them tasting similar.

I am still sipping away in front of the fire

 

[Justin Dean]

 

[marshbrewer]

Edwardian IPA - originally a Barkley Perkins 192-something recipe that I subbed #2 invert for the original #3, and all the hops for First Gold. It's very nice. CML Pia yeast. The hob is filthy as I haven't cleaned up after the Sunday roast yet.

 

[Clint]

How does CML Pia fit in with an Edwardian beer?