What are you drinking tonight 2020.

[Clint]

Thanks Banbeer! It was a bit of an accident... but it's back on the brew list...in fact it's gonna be my house AIPA.

 

[strange-steve]

I'm off work tomorrow so having a Belgian themed evening starting with this Orval clone, followed by my lemon saison American IPA (wait, is that the right way round?), and a quad currently chilling for afterwards

 

[Leon103]

A pleasant surprise while judging the dark beer month competition. @cellarbrew Saison.
Pours a deep golden colour with good carbonation, nice light white head which last the full glass. A nice well balanced beer the yeast character isn't jumping out of the glass. Slightly spicy, not as dry as previous Saison I have tried. Nice bitterness, very good clarity.
I would be interested to see what yeast you used and the numbers you hit. Thank you for sending
Enjoyed while watching the master's
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Have you started judging?

 

[samale]

Have you started judging?

Yes it's well on its way

 

[BridgeBrew]

Dark Rock tribute to Proper Job, part grain, out of one of those plastic thing's that are supposed to leak all the time. Quite authentic. Just lacking slightly on body..

 

[foxy]

First off IPA, English, 70 IBU really tasty. Second a Pacific Pale Ale, Magnum bittering then all Galaxy through to the dry hop. Only pale ale malt and wheat malt, first attempt I added crystal and mashed higher, as it was brewed for my neighbour we called it the Pale Ale Fail. This one is closer to the mark but we both prefer the Pale Ale Fail. Just goes to show its hard to make a poor beer, even if it was the biggest stuff up since Olaf the Hairy, High Chief of all the Vikings, accidentally ordered 80,000 battle helmets with the horns on the inside. '

English IPA.

For only 13 days in the bottle,Pacific Pale Ale

 

[Jon1964]

Cheers and happy Friday
My first attempt at Homebrew in a long time.
Courage Directors
Bit young yet but its Friday
Head retention is really good
Flavour cracking

 

[Fuzzy Growler]

CBA citra brown ale, not as nice as I wanted it to be but it's drinkable

 

[Jon1964]

CBA citra brown ale, not as nice as I wanted it to be but it's drinkableView attachment 35533

It`s Friday - enjoy Fuzzy G

 

[obscure]

Its Friday thankfully and I‘m off work for two weeks so starting things off with a glass of my attempt at Summer Breeze. Despite having a bit of a disaster when I kegged this (dry hopping with pellets and narrow dip tubes do not mix) Ican see why so many people are brewing this. I’m also enjoying the colder weather which is leaving my utility room at the perfect temperature for Bee.

Cheers and a happy Friday

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

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Its Friday thankfully and I‘m off work for two weeks so starting things off with a glass of my attempt at Summer Breeze. Despite having a bit of a disaster when I kegged this (dry hopping with pellets and narrow dip tubes do not mix) Ican see why so many people are brewing this. I’m also enjoying the colder weather which is leaving my utility room at the perfect temperature for Bee.

Cheers and a happy Friday

That’s a nice compliment - thank you!

Bizarrely, I don’t have any Summer Breeze to drink right now.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I do have my New Season Saison!

Improved carbonation from my converted King Keg ( I only fitted a Schrader valve to allow me to gas the keg from my CO2 bottle). Brilliant!

 

[obscure]

A pint of my ordinary bitter, I think this could use just a tad more bitterness will look to slightly up the 60 minute additio.

 

[dad_of_jon]

Another English Pale.

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H, let me know when the house next door to you is for sale....

 

[dad_of_jon]

after a day of decorating & fitting new electrical sockets im starting off with a magic rock what are the odds which will be followed by a 750ml bottle of triple karmeliet. thank you Tesco when it comes to decorating every little helps.

 

[obscure]

That’s a nice compliment - thank you!

Bizarrely, I don’t have any Summer Breeze to drink right now.

I have a tendency to lurk in yours (and a few other) brew day threads one of the things I like about this forum is the number of interesting recipes that can be found.

 

[Fuzzy Growler]

It`s Friday - enjoy Fuzzy G

You too matey

 

[Druss]

A pale malt and Saaz SMaSH (this is the fourth iteration, almost got it perfect!)

And a 100% Munich with Challenger & Cascade (initially brewed to use up what I had left before getting some new stuff, but it's actually really tasty).

Just the two tonight, I'm trying out this new fad called 'drinking in moderation' it'll never catch on

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I have a tendency to lurk in yours (and a few other) brew day threads one of the things I like about this forum is the number of interesting recipes that can be found.

That’s why I’ve started publishing my beer comp scores - it gives people a sense of whether the beer will be a good one.

 

[Fuzzy Growler]

On to the brew by numbers Mosaic session.... I got 12 cans of this and 12 of the DDH Pale Ale for £41 delivered working out at £1.70 a can absolute bargain I tell thi