What are you drinking tonight 2021?

[NormanHurst]

Uley Brewery Old Spot at the Weighbridge Inn outside Nailsworth after a lovely 7 mile walk. A quick forum search suggests @darrellm is a fan of this beer. Pubs lovely too - as was the Prescott Chequered Flag Golden Ale that whet my whistle at the end of the walk.

 

[Griff097]

A quick snifter while I brew another couple of batches, this Proper Job is really moorish.

 

[Mrhandsome]

Having a couple from Fairy Glen Brewery. A London Porter and this bitter - Bullie Beer

The can opened a bit fizzy so I was surprised when it poured into a perfectly carbonated bitter with a lovely smooth head and floral aroma. It gained a nice doughy smell as it warmed too. Really nice!

 

[Mrhandsome]

Now onto an Augustiner Helles. Crisp and malty and not unlike my Helles I had a sample of yesterday, a little more herbal and less honeyed than mine.

 

[NormanHurst]

Aperitif

 

[Leon103]

Day 8 in the caravan, a lot of beer drank. But no signal to update as I went along. Moved sites today but no signal again. Decided on the the Wi-Fi package as I have some emails to fire off.

First beer of the day is this. A really lovely pale. A lot going on with it. Not sure what buckwheat brings to the party but it is lovely and smooth and the apricot is subtle.

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It's brass culture brewery, the buck stops here. A buckwheat and apricot kviek pale

 

[DocAnna]

We’re away on holiday and do like to try some of the local brews if we can. This is the power of a good label… I’ve no idea what these taste like but the beers sounded fun ‘This’, ‘That’ and ‘Whatever next’ from Teme Valley brewery. We just had to pick up all three!

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Matching drinks for me and the hubby @Jim Goer. My mango NEIPA / Blonde

 

[obscure]

My Kweik bitter it’s hazy but delicious (not sure if it will,last long enough to clear properly).

 

[chillipickle]

Citra, talus.
First time using talus what an awesome tasting hop. massive pink grape fruit flavours, can see this one getting used alot.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

We’re away on holiday and do like to try some of the local brews if we can. This is the power of a good label… I’ve no idea what these taste like but the beers sounded fun ‘This’, ‘That’ and ‘Whatever next’ from Teme Valley brewery. We just had to pick up all three!

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@DocAnna we were the same when we saw these in Aldi once

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Just opened a bottle of my second version of mango wine. Last time I tried it, it wasn’t very nice, but we’ve decided to try it again now that it’s 4 months old. It’s much better now!

 

[samale]

Citra, talus.
First time using talus what an awesome tasting hop. massive pink grape fruit flavours, can see this one getting used alot.
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That looks good. Can you share the recipe

 

[Applesnmore]

As its Yorkshire Day tomorrow, 1st August, picked up 4 for £6 in Morrison's

 

[chillipickle]

This is for brewzilla, 23ltr in fv.
2.7kg pilsner
2 kg maris otter
600g flaked wheat
500g flaked oats
300g cara pils
200g wheat malt
80g talus 30 citra @ 80c for 30 mins
Dh1 80g talus
Dh2 80g talus 20g citra
Verdant ipa dry yeast
might need some dextrose to hit pre boil 1055

 

[samale]

Down in wild Donegal

 

[chillipickle]

look at that view

 

[samale]

The sheep look nervous

 

[dave_77]

Citra, talus.
First time using talus what an awesome tasting hop. massive pink grape fruit flavours, can see this one getting used alot.
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Looks a beauty..I do like the Talus too

 

[pilgrimhudd]

First taster of my fuggleduck v2 (with williamette rather than fuggles) 3 weeks in the bottle, needs a bit longer, but first impressions are that I prefer fuggles over williamette

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