Having a bitter now, this is the last of the dregs from my fermenter. Luckily, I have a whole keg conditioning.
That's the type of beer I would like to have on tapNext on my list for tonight, a pale ale from @samale This is a 5% pale hopped using Citra and mosaic.
Another nicely carbonated beer and a beautiful golden yellow colour. Again, just a touch of haze.
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The aroma is citra and cascade as you might expect. Not a lot of malt coming through but the beer is quite cold.
The flavour is nice, the hops come through and there’s quite an assertive bitterness, not excessive. The finish is quite dry too so I’d have guessed the water profile was sulphate rich?
I like this ale @samale it might be my favourite of your ales (apart from the Summer Breeze of course! ).
Thank you!
That's the type of beer I would like to have on tap
Ha ha, no worries mate. For me it was always a rather subtle pale ale so the extra time wouldn't have wrecked the havoc it might have done on a hop bomb beer.I should have had it by now but I managed to “misfile” it among some others I was conditioning, sorry!
The review might have been longer but it was my first beer of the night and I was thirsty!
It's Baltic outWent to the bar shed for a drink and because it’s bloody freezing I decided to bring 2. Lights out after these.
From spring last weekend back to winter this one. Brewing weather.It's Baltic out
Brilliant news, I hope it all works out. Pennine the master brewer sounds about rightHaving a left hand ipa, celebrating a little we are putting an offer in on a new brewery that comes with a house... it's pretty good went down a bit too easy
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Amazing news, fingers crossed for you!Having a left hand ipa, celebrating a little we are putting an offer in on a new brewery that comes with a house... it's pretty good went down a bit too easy
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Sounds nice I most get a look at his recipeAmerican Stout by @matt76 .
Pours with a lovely brown head, nice pop as it opens. Lovely black colour.
Aroma, stone fruit, brown sugar.
First sip it's really roasty, get less roasty the more you drink, you get more hop bitterness, some chocolate.
Quite full bodied, coats the mouth but not cloying, sweet but not overly so.
This is delicious matt, absolutely lovely, even the wife liked it, she said that she wouldn't have believed it wasnt a beer that I'd bought and I'd agree, I'd drink this until the cows came home.
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