What are you drinking tonight 2021?

[Griff097]

Blowing the froth off a couple of Guinness stout/porter mixes.

The Guinness clone is nothing of the sort with burnt chocolate and the porter finished sweeter than I wanted, but a half of each and its very drinkable

 

[Griff097]

Nothing for me. Had a fair few last night though. TBF, it's extremely rare for the wife and I to get out for a drink. So I probably ripped the hole out of it a bit. Still, at least some good came of it. I actually found a bar that pours good Guinness. Pubs like that are as rare as hens teeth these days.

Move to Ireland Lol

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Yum

 

[obscure]

White Horse Stable Genius (4%) Bitter

Nice cask bitter nothing exceptional but very drinkable beer as I have come to expect from White Horse.

 

[Griff097]

Just finishing off with a wee dram well if your going to have one have a proper one cheers View attachment 56579

I hope your not putting lemonade in a good malt

 

[Rodcx500z]

I hope your not putting lemonade in a good malt

it is a blended famous grouse now if it a single it would get nowt

 

[obscure]

St Austell Tribute

Haven’t had it in a while and forgotten how nice it can be when properly kept.

 

[Rodcx500z]

I wasn’t going to have another but, today has been a great day Bury market a haircut and beard trim bought a fair bit meat and fish a hearty breakfast with black pudding so yeah a few more beers will round the day off nicely

 

[Clint]

The question is....Where's H?

 

[Little Rock Brewing]

A trip to the big Island gave me an opportunity to get some samples for a bit of research.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Is that the pin valves? I'm using the small gas bulbs at the moment...I'll buy them off you.

Not the pin valve the cylinder feed and they're free.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

The question is....Where's H?

I wondered that too.. is it home brew club night?

 

[Cheshire Cat]

A Czech stout quite sweet and looking at the ingredients on the label has wheat in the grain bill. Nice drink but prefer my stout made from a Range kit.

 

[jayk34]

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A Czech stout quite sweet and looking at the ingredients on the label has wheat in the grain bill. Nice drink but prefer my stout made from a Range kit.

I had that at the weekend and found it a bit too carbonated for my liking but was OK.

 

[Rodcx500z]

The question is....Where's H?

If memory serves me well he could at the home brew club

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I see someone has started the party without me Took the car for an MOT at 4:45(!) which it passed, went food shopping and now home treating myself to the spoils of shopping, one of them anyway.

…along with a bit of a cheese fest.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

The question is....Where's H?

Here he is!

Back home and ready to…

 

[Clint]

I see someone has started the party without me Took the car for an MOT at 4:45(!) which it passed, went food shopping and now home treating myself to the spoils of shopping, one of them anyway.

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You deserve that!

 

[531Man]

Here he is!

Back home and ready to…

Phew!
Thought I was going to be the sole Kent representative.
Here's the first pint drawn off the newly casked Exmoor Gold.
Not as assertive as the Pale Ale of Kent, no Ernest for flavour, same Challenger for full boil bittering and instead pure EKG'S gleened from the farm entrance opposite.
100g @15 mins boil and 100g whirlpool 75c this year's and last year's.
That's fresh frozen green hops, not dried! The still most I've put in a single brew.
It's growing on me though.
Good thing there's 20L to keep testing and checking on how it develops.
It seemed a bit 'odd' at racking, but has lost the majority of that already. Maybe just because it wasn't 'Ernested'.

 

[531Man]

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