What are you drinking tonight 2020.

[samale]

German pilsner for me tonight. Glad I didn't keg this, it's too easy drinking. Also I think this is the first clear beer I've ever made so I had to take this pic as proof.

Now you showing off

 

[RichardM]

I want some

I can highly recommend it

 

[obscure]

Youngs Harvest Barley Wine Kit made with Wyeast West Yorkshire slurry (taken from a batch of Yorkshire bitter I brewed) and two and a half kilos of Marris Otter final gravity is 1.017 with an APA of 8% and it is already rather drinkable malty, although you can taste the alcohol am looking forward to this once it has had time to carb up and condition.

 

[dan125]

Door 11.
Barley wine aged in peated whisky barrels
It's certainly a taste sensation
Peaty, smokey, sweet and with a odd ripe tropical fruit vinious character.
A unique beer and one will definitely be enough.
Best before sept 2030! I'm wondering if a bit of age might help round this out

 

[Brewnaldo]

My Cali Common

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I haven’t had a Tribute for ages so thought I’d reacquaint myself.

 

[Simoncbr600steelie]

Love this 7.5 abc Guinness

 

[prog99]

Another obscure Belgium one. I’ve got the correct glass for this one but it’s ceramic so not much use for presenting it.

 

[Simoncbr600steelie]

I haven’t had a Tribute for ages so thought I’d reacquaint myself.

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Try the Proper Job IPA they do heavy on the hops great pint.

 

[Lawrence22]

This Chocolate imperial Kirsch @ 11%. It is very different but not unpleasant at first impression.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Try the Proper Job IPA they do heavy on the hops great pint.

Yes, I like that too.

 

[MickDundee]

I’ve brought in 3 bottles from the garage. I’ve not put an indicator on the bottle top as to what they are so it’s a mystery. Anyone want to hazard a guess?View attachment 37263

Right, so I picked a fairly neutral glass and made a start on these mystery beers. First up was the Grolsch bottle. It’s my Sorachi saison - I mainly did this in 330ml bottles but I did do a couple of larger ones:

 

[Nidger]

Started with a bottle of Stella.
Now after my first home brew lager since starting again I've preferred the home brew,
also prefer Lidl lager but in Lidl today on offer were 660ml Stella and i like the bottles

I might buy 4 more tomorrow at £1.49 each to get a set of 6

After bottling a supermarket wine i got half a glass near the trub as a taster and was impressed.

I'm onto a bottle of shop bought merlot now, well nearly finished,
And have plenty to get on with after another delivery from brew2bottle this morning to add to kits i already have

 

[samale]

A straight up no frills Saison with EKG.

Very nice

 

[MickDundee]

Right, so I picked a fairly neutral glass and made a start on these mystery beers. First up was the Grolsch bottle. It’s my Sorachi saison - I mainly did this in 330ml bottles but I did do a couple of larger ones:
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That saison went down far too easily!

Beer 2 was my “Japanese” rice lager, so the 2 beers have been well paired since they both have Sorachi Ace as the sole hop:

And just to prove @strange-steve isn’t the only one tonight with a crystal clear beer (the head on it is pretty crap though):

 

[ChilledGecko]

First trip out for my new Neon Raptor glass.
It has to be inaugurated with a Neon Raptor Saturday Night's Alright didn't it!
A nicely unusual strawberry lemonade IPA

 

[damienair]

I need to start collecting bottles for my next brew over Christmas. I’m only starting out. So I picked up 20 x Bottles of Hop House 13. It will be nice to have the signature of Arthur Guinness on the bottles.

 

[Mrhandsome]

My advent beer was this “ultra pale”

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That looks almost green!

 

[dave_77]

With the football in the balance I don't want to have to go to the garage once the 2nd half starts. English pale first, American pale almost done and following up with American Amber

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

That looks almost green!

It does! It was very pale yellow, the green tinge is probably from the can.