What are you drinking tonight 2021?

[Clint]

Thanks Clint. The eldest and his missus do the same. The youngest won't have anything to do with beer - he's a alcopop, vodka and cocktails man lol.

Perhaps Mrs Clint should get involved with your recipe writing and then she'd realise how addictive it is. I didn't like beer either at first, but that's because I'd never drunk anything decent. Perhaps train her with expensive stuff first so she gets the taste

Edit: I've no idea why my second paragraph has 1.5 line spacing between it. It won't let me alter it. Really bugging me lol

Waste of time. She really don't like beer.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Boo. At least you can have a few of your brewdogs tonight. I will put mine on after 7 but I know what it is.

 

[531Man]

Changed my mind on the first for tonight.
Supposed to be a Homage to Golden Delicious brewed back in April, but with the alternative hops I had.
Boiled with Admiral and First Gold, last 10mins. with Saaz and Citra.
Turned out it's more Czech Budvar like in style.
Weird that, but nice!
I thought that when young in May, and it has only become more so now that it is mature.
A bit richer due to Maris Otter malt and the First Gold hops, but not massively so.
Main difference is the carbonation in bottled Budvar.
Going down nicely.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Exmoor gold again

 

[Little Rock Brewing]

Had this beauty once before and actually have 2 bottles at home because I want to harvest the yeast (when I get round to it). This one is labour free!

 

[micklupulo]

This is a Stonehouse NEIPA called Gunslinger. Very nice and am glad to see that it's not only my homebrew that has a ridiculous head. The name suggests the Wild Frontier but it comes from the sedate English/Welsh border town of Oswestry!

 

[Donegal john]

This is a Stonehouse NEIPA called Gunslinger. Very nice and am glad to see that it's not only my homebrew that has a ridiculous head. The name suggests the Wild Frontier but it comes from the sedate English/Welsh border town of Oswestry!View attachment 59160

Very clear for a neipa ?

 

[Clint]

This is a Stonehouse NEIPA called Gunslinger. Very nice and am glad to see that it's not only my homebrew that has a ridiculous head. The name suggests the Wild Frontier but it comes from the sedate English/Welsh border town of Oswestry!View attachment 59160

Oswestry was like the wild west in the 80's...

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Another of my aged wines. This one is from January, so almost a year old I guess. Ginger mead. The colour on this one is stunning! As usual I’ve saved a bottle for my DIL and we’re having the rest.

 

[micklupulo]

Very clear for a neipa ?

Not in the glass on the right!

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Jail Ale another Devon beer also brewed in Cheshire.

 

[531Man]

That's

Not in the glass on the right!

That's what happens when you 'double - dip' pour a NEIPA!

 

[damienair]

Festival Razorback IPA to start. It is lovely.

 

[Little Rock Brewing]

There's the babies. I feel like a murderer

 

[micklupulo]

Now a Dark Rock Aussie Gold out of an attractively labelled bottle in a new life! Oh the original contents were good too!

 

[Donegal john]

Not in the glass on the right!

Seen that. Is it the same beer ? One on the right looks like it’s sediment

 

[micklupulo]

Sorry phone playing up!!

 

[micklupulo]

Seen that. Is it the same beer ? One on the right looks like it’s sediment

Yes same beer but not labelled as bottle conditioned!

 

[531Man]

It's that Old Hop Bitter!
EKGs from 1985.
Brewed in April '21.

Not a Skunk on Cheddar Cheese in sight.
See!
Never throw anything away - brew with it.

 

[Clint]

Catch up on the Brewdog advent...a clockwork tangerine..ok,now double hazy DIPA..niiice!