What are you drinking tonight 2021?

[samale]

My bangers are away with it. It was brewed October 2020. Married life can do this

 

[Donegal john]

My bangers are away with it. It was brewed October 2020. Married life can do this

Too many bangers before you got married I would say

 

[samale]

Too many bangers before you got married I would say

That could be true as well

 

[moto748]

so sorry to hear that I love my california steaming done a few times now with MJ cali common and on the repeat brew list. usually around April each year when the temps are right.

I've not given up all hope; it's possible patience might win the day. But I'm not holding my breath. I was always pushing my luck at this time of the year.

 

[Horners]

Bottle of Alpha greek lager and celebrating eldest smashing his GCSE results (6 nines, 4 eights). On the negative side of the equation, he has contracted covid and we can't go home as planned. After a bit of cat and mouse with the authorities we have now installed ourselves in some new digs for another week...think there is a silver lining in here somewhere.

 

[Alastair70]

Thought I’d see if a weeks cold crash has help cleared the Irish Red in the corny, looks like it’s worked a treat. Just a smidge too dark with touch more toasty malt than is true to style. But very happy with how it’s turned out.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Saison

 

[Jim Brewster]

Pretty good from Greene King

 

[obscure]

Trying my Voss Saaz Pilsner smash, rather nice floral taste. On the whole very pleasant but if I made something similar again I would probably add a high AA hop at the start to give it a little more bitterness.

 

[The-Engineer-That-Brews]

Bottle of Alpha greek lager and celebrating eldest smashing his GCSE results (6 nines, 4 eights). On the negative side of the equation, he has contracted covid and we can't go home as planned. After a bit of cat and mouse with the authorities we have now installed ourselves in some new digs for another week...think there is a silver lining in here somewhere.

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We are heading across in a few days time - are you on one of the islands?

 

[Alastair70]

Thought I’d ‘quality control‘ the Bloktoberfest while I was at it. Had a failure to carb with the 1L swing top I took on the boozy boys trip last weekend. I’m tempted to say it’s the best beer I’ve brewed to date, but I’ve had 3 pints of summer breeze since I poured the Irish Red. I’ll reassess that in October when it’s serving for real.

 

[The-Engineer-That-Brews]

Realised I've recently fallen into the habit of drinking almost every night, so having a few nights off before the w/e

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Mosquito American Amber from james Mortons book, first tasting, 3 weeks in bottle, tastes young, piney, resin and a bit nutty? Very nice, could do with a touch more fizz but happy with this!

 

[Griff097]

Back on the Proper Jobbish

 

[dave_77]

Mosquito American Amber from james Mortons book, first tasting, 3 weeks in bottle, tastes young, piney, resin and a bit nutty? Very nice, could do with a touch more fizz but happy with this! View attachment 52508

Sounds nice fancy American Amber swap?

I'm going to be kegging my latest American Amber this weekend. I used Centennial, Simcoe and a little Amarillo.

 

[Alastair70]

Hazelwood's gift to HBF, Summer Breeze. Just delicious.

 

[Alastair70]

Mosquito American Amber from james Mortons book, first tasting, 3 weeks in bottle, tastes young, piney, resin and a bit nutty? Very nice, could do with a touch more fizz but happy with this! View attachment 52508

How did you find it. I brewed it as per recipe earlier this year and it came out IPA bitter rather than Amber Ale bitter. That being said I loved it, and saw the keg off in under a month. I rebrewed since with a revised hop schedule and it was more on-style and equally good.

 

[LesTom]

Another cracking stout this time courtesy of Fierce Beer

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Sounds nice fancy American Amber swap?

I'm going to be kegging my latest American Amber this weekend. I used Centennial, Simcoe and a little Amarillo.

Yeah sure!

 

[pilgrimhudd]

How did you find it. I brewed it as per recipe earlier this year and it came out IPA bitter rather than Amber Ale bitter. That being said I loved it, and saw the keg off in under a month. I rebrewed since with a revised hop schedule and it was more on-style and equally good.

Oh... I'm not sure, I suppose maybe it is ipa bitter but the maltiness balances it out? I really like it!