What are you drinking tonight 2021?

[Jim Brewster]

Been out for a swordfish curry and a couple of Cobras, now for a Munich Helles from @Alastair70
Gone down very well. Malt, hops and yeast nicely balanced.

 

[Alastair70]

No.2 from @Jim Brewster, a saison. It’s a belter. Great hiss on opening the bottle, carbonation level is spot on. It’s fruity and spicy at the same time, washes off the palate really quickly with a dry finish that keeps you going back for more. I’d happily do a days toil in the fields for a couple of pint of this! Another great brew Jim, the bar has been set high, hope my efforts hold up

 

[chillipickle]

Northern monk do some cracking beer, that looks great, one to look out for.

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Northern Monk & Lervig - Norse Star III. A Black Forest Imperial Stout. For a £4 supermarket (Morrison) beer this is astounding.

Goes in a number 3 of my top supermarket beers. At number 1 is Vocation - Imperial Kirsch and number 2 is Vocation & Lervig - Norse Star II (vanilla, cacao, & hazelnut).

 

[LesTom]

Just home and enjoying this latest NEIPA from Brewdog

 

[Alastair70]

Sticking with the Belgians for a while. Affligem, my favourite tipple from a couple of holidays in Holland a few years back. Clean crisp and dry with buckets of yeast phenolics.

 

[moto748]

On my second Grey Sheep. very pleased with this, is looks so nice, I think I could tone the carbonation down a fraction more, but that's no biggie. I took a pic, but it was so rubbish that I'm not going to post it! It's not the best beer I've ever drunk, but this time I think I've managed to brew a bitter that hasn't got that 'muddiness' of flavour, if you know what I mean, and has the required clean taste. But I'm going to try it again with a liquid yeast, to see if that brings further improvement/complexity. In fact, the yeast is already sitting in my fridge, so probably in the next week or two.

 

[samale]

Arriving late to the party

Falconer's flight IPA

 

[samale]

Belgian single, I have sent a couple out for swaps. I still have some more beer to post next week. Life's busy

 

[Brianbrewed]

International Dark Lager, inspired by 'Dixie Vodoo Lager' (had it in New Orleans).
Quite happy how it turned out.
Used Wicklow Hops Company Helles Yeast.

 

[foxy]

India Pale Ale Target bittering with EKG aroma and dry hop.

 

[531Man]

India Pale Ale Target bittering with EKG aroma and dry hop.
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6:02 am?
Are you just back from night-shift @foxy
or starting early for a Fuzzy Weekend?

 

[foxy]

6:02 am?
Are you just back from night-shift @foxy
or starting early for a Fuzzy Weekend?

Different timeline to you 'to and froms'

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Just got back from the Garden Centre and on the journey saw an old boy shuffling as fast as he could to the pub (I’m sure that’s where he was going ). He gave me an idea…

 

[LesTom]

Work done, shopping done and now time to enjoy this Dünkelweizen

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Another Mild. It’s nice

 

[Alastair70]

Took an impromptu trip up to the north coast and found a load of Erdinger in the fridge I’d forgot I’d bought. Result!!

 

[Alastair70]

Work done, shopping done and now time to enjoy this Dünkelweizen
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Oh that does look good!

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Watching Pearl Harbor. Another Mild. Happy days!

 

[Cptn_Needa]

Two deep already
A German smoked helles and a Lithuanian dark ale.
Both very enjoyable.

 

[Benfleet Brewery]

I’m off out tonight to an 18th birthday party. It’s being held in a local Cricket club so I can imagine the bar will have a choice of Carling or Fosters .