What are you drinking tonight 2020.

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Had that on my hols at Praa Sands a couple of years ago....

Love pras sands!

 

[Joc9410]

First attempt at AG an American IPA
Smells and tasted like an IPA. Think I over pitched yeast and transfer was messy af and I'm amazed it was drinkable. On the back of that have pre ordered a robobrew and going full AG
Having a look about for a reasonable priced Sparge water heater.

 

[strange-steve]

Haven't had this in a while. My tastes buds are getting a hammering. Massive glove flavour boarding on being to much
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I'm quite partial to a Franziskaner occasionally I have to say. I've moved on to Elvis Juice and it's also rather lovely.

 

[Ajhutch]

Munich Dunkel, brewday was three months ago as I gave it a nice long lagering period (translation: I was too lazy to bottle for several weeks). It’s pretty nice, only my second lager and my first successful one!

 

[samale]

I'm quite partial to a Franziskaner occasionally I have to say. I've moved on to Elvis Juice and it's also rather lovely.

Definitely a nice

 

[dad_of_jon]

Actually it isn’t at all bad. They do several in the range but this is probably the best.

Surely the coconut is better - I'd drink it but its part of mrs DOJ's crate of fruity belgian beers

 

[Tanglefoot]

Had that on my hols at Praa Sands a couple of years ago....

I first had it staying down on the Lizard,
went to Praa Sands a few times and had some good surf.
Got the Skinner's from my local Asda delivered 4 for 6 quid

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Surely the coconut is better - I'd drink it but its part of mrs DOJ's crate of fruity belgian beers

 

[Jim Brewster]

This is sooooo goodView attachment 35029

Didnt know there was a brewery in Rivington, I will definitely be calling in and a good excuse to visit it's a nice place.

 

[Fuzzy Growler]

Bloody love a Skinners

That Sinners pub in Truro is absolutely brilliant... The old ale House, great selection of craft too

 

[Fuzzy Growler]

Didnt know there was a brewery in Rivington, I will definitely be calling in and a good excuse to visit it's a nice place.

Yeah Jim definitely check it out, obviously lockdown at the minute but they do get rather busy, I booked a table last week, was great and lovely views

 

[user 18729]

That Sinners pub in Truro is absolutely brilliant... The old ale House, great selection of craft too

When I was last in there (in my youth) they had kegs full of nuts and shells all over the floor

 

[Fuzzy Growler]

When I was last in there (in my youth) they had kegs full of nuts and shells all over the floor

Still do dude

 

[Leon103]

Well it is brew day so I have settled on a couple of pints of Saison whilst sat in the winter sun.

 

[The Cat]

My brother just called in and asked if we wanted anything from the Supermarket so I've asked him to pick up some Duvel for me for tonight - getting well into it.

 

[Bevvied]

My first beer in 3 months! Been on a weightloss, exercise regime.
Thought I’d ease myself back in with a cheeky little AG 7.3% porter lol. Bottled in January. Smells terrific.

 

[Bevvied]

That went right to my head lol.
Tasted perfect. Was only a little 5l clean BIAB so I had 5 bottles and the lad had 5 bottles.
Defo want to do that recipe again.
Next up an AG IPA. Same again was a small brew with the young fella. Only note I have is ‘punk(ish) clone. First sip was like a hop slap to the mooey lol.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

On to one of my favourite beers.

Until recently Old Peculier was my number one go to beer then SWMBO bought me a GWIP and i now have a joint favourite and have both for later.

 

[Mrhandsome]

London Beer Factory Zia Tiramisu Pastry Stout

It's definitely got the Tiramisu flavours It got a bit cloying towards the end but I quite enjoyed this. I'd prefer it with less sweetness and more bitterness, but then again it is a pastry stout.

 

[NormanHurst]

London Beer Factory Zia Tiramisu Pastry Stout View attachment 35113
It's definitely got the Tiramisu flavours It got a bit cloying towards the end but I quite enjoyed this. I'd prefer it with less sweetness and more bitterness, but then again it is a pastry stout.

I agree. I tried this a few weeks back and thought the same thing. But then I decided I couldnt buy something called a Tiramisu Stout and then complain it tasted like dessert.

It does seem to be hard to find Stouts that arent full of sweet additions though. Just a phase the market us going through?