What are you drinking tonight 2022?

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I am still surprised @Hazelwood Brewery is using syphons, H I swore you had taps?

I’ve always used plastic buckets to ferment and a syphon to transfer from fermenter to keg. I think I will try a tap and a length of hose for my most hoppy ale.

 

[Pennine]

I’ve always used plastic buckets to ferment and a syphon to transfer from fermenter to keg. I think I will try a tap and a length of hose for my most hoppy ale.

I think you will be pleasantly surprised how much easier it is. Not sure about all the oxidation business though.

 

[Donegal john]

Last of the Easter holidays (possibly) I really like this beer.

 

[Donegal john]

Ok so I was heading to bed after the last beer but I watched the last episode of taboo before I had finished it and found outer range on Netflix so need a beer for that. 1 leffe can’t hurt

 

[dave_77]

I used to work in a golf club when I was a student. First tee was directly outside the bar, all glass windows. It was funny watching the boys with all the expensive gear fluffing their first shot.
I am more of a tin cup kind of player 🏌

Definitely , my golf game went down hill when I upgraded my driver

 

[Leon103]

I would like to add my Saison that won last month's competition came out of a plastic bucket

Didn't realise you won the comp. Congrats man

 

[Buffers brewery]

Trying a platter of 6 ales at Modus brewery at Mona Vale NSW. Cervesa, XPR, Sonic Prayer, Former Tenant, White Space and Hyperdrive. All good. Some better than others (hic).

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I’m starting with a small glass of Dark Mild while brewing another batch of Summer Breeze.

 

[samale]

Strange question. Can I take a beer glass home as hand luggage with easy jet

 

[Manxnorton]

After the so so Irish Red, I decided to go with a powerfully hopped IPA next.

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Aye I love that. Infact off to Morrisons so I’ll get a few

 

[Donegal john]

Strange question. Can I take a beer glass home as hand luggage with easy jet

Yes.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

The Dark Mild was nice, very easy drinking.

Time to try my competition Tripel which is looking much clearer now than when I last tried it. It tastes quite sweet and has a hint of honey. Smooth, no hint this is 9.2%

 

[jayk34]

A nice refreshing bitter after a long warm day in work.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I’m also having another taste of my Altbier now it has a little carbonation. It’s only been in the keg 3 days and is still a bit murky. There’s a smidge of fruit flavour and a gnat’s worth of floral aroma but really this is all about the malt and is lovely even at this stage of conditioning.

 

[jayk34]

Another bitter as the first one really hit the spot. Thought I would also perform quality control on the AIPA 3 days in keg. Used mangrove jack's m66 this time but don't have the usual aroma and at the minute is a bit meh. I have another one with us-05 that I dry hopped last night so should be able to do a side by side in a few weeks.

 

[samale]

In to the local bar to watch the Liverpool game. Nice wheat beer bit steep at 7.50 a pint

 

[pilgrimhudd]

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In to the local bar to watch the Liverpool game. Nice wheat beer bit steep at 7.50 a pint

£7.50?? Sh*t the bed, are you in the london bit of derry?

 

[The-Engineer-That-Brews]

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In to the local bar to watch the Liverpool game. Nice wheat beer bit steep at 7.50 a pint

As my Glasgow friend George memorably said at a bar near Paddington: “if ye’d charged like that at Bannockburn, ye might have won!”

 

[Clint]

At last! Mrs Clint walked my bandy legs off today...

 

[samale]

£7.50?? Sh*t the bed, are you in the london bit of derry?

Still in Holland