What are you drinking tonight 2021?

[micklupulo]

Just poured a bottle of my all grain Yorkshire Bitter though the Coor"s glass is not the best fit!

 

[NormanHurst]

Another day, another DEYA from the case. Into the Haze IPA. Citra Simcoe. 6.2%

Not quite as impressive as yesterday's sunshine but a fine accompaniment to the crossword before I have to light the barbecue. It's a hard life on holiday. I'll worry about next week when it gets here.

 

[Donegal john]

Having a can of Kinnegar Rust Bucket at Harry’s Shack, Portstewart while waiting for my lobster to arrive.
It’s a long crawl up the promenade.

Quare day for the port.
What are they charging for a can in Harry’s ? Good Donegal people that that will know how to charge (never mind the lobster !!)

 

[Alastair70]

Quare day for the port.
What are they charging for a can in Harry’s ? Good Donegal people that that will know how to charge (never mind the lobster !!)

£5.50 for the beer, the lobster was considerably more! Back in Castlerock having a beer outside. The view of Inishowen Head is actually quite clear, just not in the photo.

 

[user 40634]

My #4...
23l
Crisp Maris otter 3.5kg
Crisp Munich 900g
Fuggle 14g @ 60
Willamette 19.5g @ 60
Willamette 12g @ 15
Fuggle 15g @ 15
Celia and Willamette both 25g at 80c flame out.
70% BHE
OG 1.042
FG 1.010
IBU 27
Wilko gervin/Notty
It's virtually spot on!
Water...
Sulphate 170
Chloride 100
Kh 32
Mash 65 for 60

Hi Clint Thanks for sharing, will give this a go this week, is the Sulphate 170/ chloride 100 or Sulphate 70 / chloride 100? Cheers

 

[Clint]

Sulphate 170,chloride 100. Number 5 I tried swapping the yeast out for Liberty Bell (I think!) will check later,but I prefer it with the Notty.

 

[Clint]

Started with a 3c, thanks for sharing the recipe @Clint I'm enjoying it.

Then onto a Pilsner whilst messing on the guitar


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My latest version is with the Lallemand Verdant...its smells super fruity but is still carbonation. First try will probably be next week or maybe later.

 

[Horners]

I’m starting with my English Bitter again It’s so easy to make, is ready to drink in days, and is nice.

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@Hazelwood Brewery is there a link to recipe? I am due a brew day and need an everyday bitter. My last few bitters have been not quite there. Figure might as well try yours if I have most of the ingredients in.

 

[Clint]

I'm quietly convincing Mrs Clint that she may like to step out this even song....

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

@Hazelwood Brewery is there a link to recipe? I am due a brew day and need an everyday bitter. My last few bitters have been not quite there. Figure might as well try yours if I have most of the ingredients in.

Yes, here you are…

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[Horners]

Yes, here you are…

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Cheers - it must be fate as I have everything in stock including an open pack of magnum and a liberty bell that needs using up. I have told myself no more purchases until I run the inventory down significantly!

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Tonight something a bit different, I’m trying the mild I brewed for this months competition. It’s still young but is very nearly clear with just a little haze when held to the sun. The colour is red-tinged dark brown. Carbonation is soft but doing the job and gives a nice off-white head that seems happy to stick around as a thin film over the beer. The aroma and flavour are both pretty good I think and in keeping with milds the beer is neither bitter nor strong at 3.5%

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

A drop of vodka and lemonade while I cook tea

 

[micklupulo]

Just poured a seven month old Mangrove Jack Brewers series NZ Pale Ale revved up with Cascade hops which were originally a bit overpowering but now mercifully mellowed and predictably the batch is almost all gone!

 

[moto748]

Yes, here you are…

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<takes notes>

 

[dave_77]

Having my first proper tasting of my latest American Amber. Carbonation and clarity is good. Not sure on the hop choice yet it's been 9 days in the keg so we will see how it develops.

 

[531Man]

English Bitter of an evening, from a polypin cask.

What could be better than a bitter?
Very pleased with my Hopcat first brew, so clear and getting better tasting daily.
Commenced 8th July '21, so really coming on song now.
And there is an English (hops) Pale Ale following in the 2'ndary.

 

[Donegal john]

Called into local brewery to pick up some grain and got these. Will keep them for Friday as I’m working
Can’t wait.

 

[dave_77]

Lost and grounded pale is nice and crisp..very easy drinking..sort of citrus tangerine type flavour. Nice beer , nothing amazing but enjoying all the same.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Called into local brewery to pick up some grain and got these. Will keep them for Friday as I’m working
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Wow they’ll do the job John!