What are you drinking tonight 2021?

[531Man]

Very simple recipe from Graham Wheeler's book
22 litres
5000g Maris Otter
40g Challenger @ 60 minutes
20g EKG @ 15 minutes
20g EKG @ 20 minutes hop stand
Nottingham or CML Midland yeast

As I threatened to SWMBO'D, I brewed this Monday for her, but volume and ingredients scaled down a little to 20L.
The EKGs were all my locally gathered ones.
One addition was this year, the other one last year's.
The fermentation aroma is freshly floral/fruity.
I love a little crystal hint, so 100g substituted in, as was some mixed crushed cereal grains for some head.
I hope it's allowed to modify a GW recipe a little.
Thanks @Cheshire Cat

 

[Nottsbeer]

Landlord clone - finally have a beer with a good head, and it's retaining whilst being drunk! Tastes fantastic...6 weeks since bottling and worth the wait. Best AG brew I've done

 

[samale]

American amber, in the middle of brewing a Belgian tripel

 

[dave_77]

Just got back from homebrew club night with @dan125 & @Hazelwood Brewery . Time for a Motueka cream ale

 

[Rodcx500z]

And I worry about the head on my beers, this is a shipyard ipa no more worry’s

 

[Alastair70]

It’s been a long and challenging day. Just time for one more 007 Martini at the hotel before bed. Must watch On Her Majesty’s Secret Service when I get home again.
The Martini is excellent, I’m on the right.

 

[CD]

Two pints of ‘Grand Finale’ – aka CD’s Final Brew. It is my clone of the beer whose glass I’m drinking it from, and IMHO exceeds the bottled variety already.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

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Two pints of ‘Grand Finale’ – aka CD’s Final Brew. It is my clone of the beer whose glass I’m drinking it from, and IMHO exceeds the bottled variety already.

I love Jail Ale and I bought the glass and an eight pack at the Brewery shop a couple of months back. I also brew a clone with MO, wheat, crystal 55 and chocolate. I hop with Challenger and Fuggles.

 

[Jim Brewster]

Jest picked these up from Tesco for later

How did you find the Erdinger weiss?
I had one last night and hadn't had one for years. It tasted pants, but foolishly it was after I'd been out for a carvery and had 2 Guinness and think it ruined my palate. Not sure if I've got used to wheat beers with more clove and therefore found it a bit bland.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

A couple of pints of Mild.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

A couple of pints of Mild.

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To enjoy a mild you need 2 whippets, a flat cap, muffler and a packet of Woodbines.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

To enjoy a mild you need 2 whippets, a flat cap, muffler and a packet of Woodbines.

I’ve got none of that…but I have got another Mild

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

To enjoy a mild you need 2 whippets, a flat cap, muffler and a packet of Woodbines.

I read that as cat flap! I thought why on earth would he need one of those?

Oh dear....

 

[Clint]

I have a cat flap...

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

It was bound to happen.

English Bitter

 

[Clint]

At the moment, however, I do not have an English Bitter as I am just finished cooking a batch of curry base, made a batch of mix powder and put Saturday nights chicken in a marinade..but ghat could change very soon!

 

[Cheshire Cat]

I have a cat flap...

I'm sorry it must be painful.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

At the moment, however, I do not have an English Bitter as I am just finished cooking a batch of curry base, made a batch of mix powder and put Saturday nights chicken in a marinade..but ghat could change very soon!

You need to get an English Bitter on, and sharpish!

 

[Clint]

This is from the magic Jesus keg...I just moved the 5 points keg to the shed. When the MJK is empty I shall brew an English Bitter for it. Anything you suggest?

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

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This is from the magic Jesus keg...I just moved the 5 points keg to the shed. When the MJK is empty I shall brew an English Bitter for it. Anything you suggest?

Whatever you enjoy but if you get stuck, this is my latest recipe…

https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/media/3b838e15-0226-417b-b922-6b19b96a939e-jpeg.946/full