What are you drinking tonight 2022?

[Robin54]

Im drinking a homemade (no pic) fiery ginger beer with a lemonade top - it about 11% Im guessing, and has all the qualities of
making you slightly merry, whilst clearing out the sinuses.! Got to say its slightly addictive. Nice.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Another Premium Bitter.

 

[Clint]

For me it's slices of cake and cups of tea just like old Wurzel.

 

[samale]

Brewing outdoors tonight
Nice golden ale to keep me company

 

[Wurp]

**** poor pour and a shocking picture.. makes it look like mud.. but drinking Cornerland... My spin on a west coast IPA using Kentish ingredients.. hence Cornerland being and old Latin name for Kent...

 

[samale]

Having a few of these, have to say salt beers are good quality

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

My last bottle of barrel aged imperial stout, this one a triple sec barrel. It’s another nice beer but my favourite is still the bourbon.

At 13% I’m going to make this my last for tonight

 

[Clint]

**** poor pour and a shocking picture.. makes it look like mud.. but drinking Cornerland... My spin on a west coast IPA using Kentish ingredients.. hence Cornerland being and old Latin name for Kent...

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Latin..? Wouldn't that more likely been Celtic?

 

[Wurp]

Latin..? Wouldn't that more likely been Celtic?

Kent is mentioned in Latin sources as Cantia and Canticum and is thought to have meant either 'coastal district' or 'corner-land, land on the edge'.
Artistic license?

 

[Pennine]

This one is a bit skunky for some reason?

 

[foxy]

Latin..? Wouldn't that more likely been Celtic?

The Celts never ever wrote anything down, they were capable, just had a damn good lawyer.

 

[foxy]

Bottling of my Baltic Porter, 60 stubbies weighing in at 7% ABV. Enjoyed making this beer, lagering is a pain in the ****, but tastes bloody good. Will brew it again in the summer months ready for winter next year. Enjoying an ESB after bottling, I wonder what the poor people are doing?

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Kent is mentioned in Latin sources as Cantia and Canticum and is thought to have meant either 'coastal district' or 'corner-land, land on the edge'.
Artistic license?

I think @Clint might be right that Kent comes from Cent, the Celtic word for Cornerland. Canticum I believe is Canterbury.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I’m having a small glass of my Spruce Saison. The aroma is typically saison. The flavour starts saison then becomes more fruity (citrus) and finishes with a slightly perfumed pine flavour. It’s not at all unpleasant but it is a bit odd. This beer is not fully conditioned yet at just 24 days in the keg but certainly hides it’s 6.5% strength and half way down the glass I’m starting to enjoy it, I think!

 

[samale]

Nice pint of red ale

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Exmoor Gold a bit lively due to the temperature so decanting

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I was given a few beers so I think they will be my treat for tonight. This is the first.

 

[DocAnna]

Staying with my parents for a few days on the way down to Cornwall for a holiday. So the beer comes in cut glass tankards ! This was a golden speckled hen but it’s been a hot day so it didn’t last long!

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

May as well use up the last couple of these.

 

[obscure]

I’m taking every Friday between now and the end of August as annual leave so Thursday is the temporary new Friday. Auror-Saaz Saison, ice cold bone dry and utterly delicious.