What are you drinking tonight 2021?

[Hazelwood Brewery]

ok fair enough. The beer was worth trying I guess even if the Mick Foley branding reeled you in

Not the branding, I’m just curious.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

It looks like it's a milkshake IPA and rammed with lactose - I would probably avoid those then if you're not keen. I was also curious for those.

 

[mitch]

One from Lidl. Hazy sessiin IPA 4.2
Very fruity. Juicy. More-ish.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

It looks like it's a milkshake IPA and rammed with lactose - I would probably avoid those then if you're not keen. I was also curious for those.

I guess you should try one for yourself but it’s probably my last.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Has anyone had puff tart XL mango and pineapple? My son and DIL were at Bristol beer festival last week and they rated it 5 star on untappd.

 

[Oneflewover]

Eight Arch Corbel clone from the CAMRA homebrew book. I won't post a picture cos it ain't much to look at (think muddy puddle ) but it is a cracking IPA. I don't normally follow recipes from books, and I may have tweaked this one (I added some Munich, I always think I can improve a recipe!), but maybe I should put my faith in proven recipes more often

 

[Rodcx500z]

First glass of this pilsner smash with sazz brewed hot with cml Voss it’s not bad

 

[dave_77]

Brett lemondrop Saison to finish the night

 

[Rodcx500z]

Last one tonight a bottle of pale ale I brewed last week of may

 

[Leon103]

Back from holidays.

Enjoyed some terrific beers along the way.

Topped off with this beauty from wilderness brewery.

Once I got home I caught up with the builders and we cracked open some Talus pale, was really satisfied with this when I first made it but it's grown on me and the flavours have developed nicely

 

[Leon103]

Among all the cloudwater, verdant and neonraptor I drank on holiday, I had a cracking pint at The Bath Arms.

Butcombe brewery Gorem IPA on keg, one of the nicest English ipa's I have had. Hit the spot nicely during a mid ride stop.

 

[Ade McDade]

Whitstable Bay. Lots of citrus, 7/10

 

[Donegal john]

Ah! Not for me, life’s too short. Same with anything I brew, if I don’t like it 30 pints gets tipped. That doesn’t happen very often I’m pleased to say.

Agreed. I have 19l of ‘experimental” ipa that I’m praying comes good or it’s getting tipped next week. It’s already had a month and I can detect a small amount of corn and I find it offensive to my pallet don’t agree with drinking something that isn’t a pleasure to drink.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

You lot are spoilt!

 

[Donegal john]

It looks like it's a milkshake IPA and rammed with lactose - I would probably avoid those then if you're not keen. I was also curious for those.

I’m the same have had a few and haven’t had one that I really liked.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Aw that's a shame. Some of them do look like pondwater and it does put me off - but still would like to try one.

 

[Donegal john]

Aw that's a shame. Some of them do look like pondwater and it does put me off - but still would like to try one.

I like to try them as they always sound promising but rarely deliver what they describe but that’s just my personal choice and taste at the min. I used to love all things fruity now not so much but I’m still tempted by the normally bright cans lol

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Us too. Suckers for labels!

 

[obscure]

Agreed. I have 19l of ‘experimental” ipa that I’m praying comes good or it’s getting tipped next week. It’s already had a month and I can detect a small amount of corn and I find it offensive to my pallet don’t agree with drinking something that isn’t a pleasure to drink.

This I can get on board with, the primary limitation on how much beer I can drink is not cost but how much strain I am willing to put on my liver, and frankly I’m not willing to waste it on beer that is terrible or even mediocre for that matter. It’s hard to do at first but their is something deeply satisfying about watching a keg of poor beer go down the drain, knowing its now free to fill with something more to my liking.

 

[Donegal john]

This I can get on board with, the primary limitation on how much beer I can drink is not cost but how much strain I am willing to put on my liver, and frankly I’m not willing to waste it on beer that is terrible or even mediocre for that matter. It’s hard to do at first but their is something deeply satisfying about watching a keg of poor beer go down the drain, knowing its now free to fill with something more to my liking.

100% brewing is cheap (apart from hops) and of it dosnt work our dump it. It dosnt happen too often but it happens. Dump. Brew. Move on having learnt what dosnt work.