Sounds like my kind of buddy! If you venture over to Kent you’re both very welcome to pop in for a few
What are you drinking tonight 2021?
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An Ankoù
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Thank you kindly. Likewise if you're ever down in the wilds of Southern Brittany.Sounds like my kind of buddy! If you venture over to Kent you’re both very welcome to pop in for a few
I might make a special trip, I’m worried I might miss out on that sumo-wrestlers jock-strap!
Stout next. I think I might brew another batch of this tomorrow and another batch of Summer Breeze on Wednesday.
An Ankoù
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I'll get The Wise One to keep it "ripe".I might make a special trip, I’m worried I might miss out on that sumo-wrestlers jock-strap!
Store it next to the Camembert, just to be clear.
Better and better!
Not had one of these for a couple of years probably but saw someone on the forum with one and thought I should give it another go. It is quite nice but there may be a little too much aniseed for me and lots of other nice beers on the market.
Yep, Summer Breeze.
Not had one of these for awhile
Another of my fav’s
This was a kit and kilo (Youngs) Yorkshire bitter.
i forgot about, I did it in February ,iv got 4 mini kegs of it , it’s bloody lovely !
Tonight I’m starting with a guest ale from @LisaMC This is her 4.6% Passion fruit Gose.
In appearance it’s a light golden yellow at around 6-8 SRM, and hazy. Carbonation is as it should be for the style resulting in a good sized white head made up of tightly packed small to medium sized bubbles. The head collapsed fairly quickly to a persistent light covering over the surface of the beer and a thicker ring of bubbles around the glass.
The aroma is unmistakably passion fruit and maybe a hint of peach. Coriander is noticeable together with a tart lemon zing. The malt character is quite subtle and is like doughy white bread (not the crust).
The flavour is passion fruit and zingy lemon. The sourness is quite assertive but certainly not excessive, it makes your mouth water. It’s some time later that the bready malt starts to come through and some time after that there is a mild spicy finish from the coriander. There’s no obvious saltiness to the beer, just a hint and there’s no perceivable bitterness, the beer finishes clean and dry. I’m not getting any off-flavours from this beer and there’s no question of oxidation (I know you were worried about this Lisa).
My overall impression is of a very fruity, very fresh, medium bodied, sour beer that is well made and very enjoyable. For my taste perhaps just a tad more salt but I should also say I ladle the stuff on my dinner so I’m perhaps not the best judge in this regard
I really enjoyed it, thank you!
In appearance it’s a light golden yellow at around 6-8 SRM, and hazy. Carbonation is as it should be for the style resulting in a good sized white head made up of tightly packed small to medium sized bubbles. The head collapsed fairly quickly to a persistent light covering over the surface of the beer and a thicker ring of bubbles around the glass.
The aroma is unmistakably passion fruit and maybe a hint of peach. Coriander is noticeable together with a tart lemon zing. The malt character is quite subtle and is like doughy white bread (not the crust).
The flavour is passion fruit and zingy lemon. The sourness is quite assertive but certainly not excessive, it makes your mouth water. It’s some time later that the bready malt starts to come through and some time after that there is a mild spicy finish from the coriander. There’s no obvious saltiness to the beer, just a hint and there’s no perceivable bitterness, the beer finishes clean and dry. I’m not getting any off-flavours from this beer and there’s no question of oxidation (I know you were worried about this Lisa).
My overall impression is of a very fruity, very fresh, medium bodied, sour beer that is well made and very enjoyable. For my taste perhaps just a tad more salt but I should also say I ladle the stuff on my dinner so I’m perhaps not the best judge in this regard
I really enjoyed it, thank you!
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Starting the evening with a ruby mild from @The-Engineer-That-Brews . Just as tasty as I remember it from the bitters and Mild's comp. Good level of carbonation, crystal clear. Fruity, roasty with a slight smokiness at the end. Lovely beer.
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Mosaic Saison, pretty happy with it
Such kind words - many thanks: that’s made my evening :-)
Stout next but I poured it a bit quick - have you seen that weather!
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One more, just to be sure
A Summer Breeze next, the rain stopped long enough to go down the garden and get one
Excellent job with that one
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