What are you drinking tonight 2022?

[jayk34]

A first try of my wcipa with all American c hops whilst making rhubarb jam

 

[Clint]

A first try of my wcipa with all American c hops whilst making

While digging up the rhubarb I found the lost Eagle of the ninth Legion. Which was nice.

 

[jayk34]

A different IPA with English/American hops. Prefer the other one

 

[Leon103]

After an expensive visit to the dentist I treated myself to a couple of beers from Sainsburys. This is one I haven't seen before. It's very good. Swmbo is very impressed by it and I think I will use it as inspiration for my next stout

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

This is a new one on me Keep Left. Nice.

 

[Rodcx500z]

This is a new one on me Keep Left. Nice.

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Right, sorry H

 

[samale]

My latest golden ale. Harlequin and godiva hop's. Only in the keg 3 days so it's really early but I had to try it. This should turn out good if I give it time.

 

[dave_77]

Great WC Pale
Now onto my Saison

 

[Scrattajack]

Magnificent.

 

[Pennine]

Finally got my hands on a couple 6 packs. This one is good, although a bit more like a German pils than the westbound and down or Russian river version.

 

[Pennine]

Round two, sweet and corny but ok overall.

 

[foxy]

Another taste of my Bo Pils sweetness is fading and hops coming through the sweetness was from the priming sugar. Not my usual drink, quite a few years since I last brewed one but this isn't too bad.

 

[dave_77]

Finally got my hands on a couple 6 packs. This one is good, although a bit more like a German pils than the westbound and down or Russian river version.

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I'm sure Firestone walker were the first American brewery to start brewing the style after meeting the original brewer who invented Tipo Pils so the hops are probably similar to the original before other breweries started using more modern Euro hops. Although I see they use Saphir which is fairly modern. Found a BYO recipe that says the original version used Saaz dry hop

 

[Pennine]

I'm sure Firestone walker were the first American brewery to start brewing the style after meeting the original brewer who invented Tipo Pils so the hops are probably similar to the original before other breweries started using more modern Euro hops. Although I see they use Saphir which is fairly modern. Found a BYO recipe that says the original version used Saaz dry hop

Yeah Pivo seems to use similar hops to the WB&Down version although without H Blanc. STS uses Aramis. I think Pivo might just have a smaller dry hop charge because it was much less aromatic and less floral than the others. It's probably more similar to Tipo though.

 

[dave_77]

I'm not drinking today...not yet anyway. Thought somebody might own up to sending... although I'm not sure the sender actually wanted me to try the beer I wouldn't recommend sending a glass bottle in a padded envelope.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Went back to the quirky 600 year old Admiral Benbow in Penzance.

Now having a Saison Sour back at the holiday home. This one is very sour, accentuated I think by the saison attenuation.

 

[dave_77]

Yeah Pivo seems to use similar hops to the WB&Down version although without H Blanc. STS uses Aramis. I think Pivo might just have a smaller dry hop charge because it was much less aromatic and less floral than the others. It's probably more similar to Tipo though.

Makes sense. The original recipe is only 20g dry hop in a 19l batch..little sprinkle.
What's WB & Down?

 

[White Rose Al]

Another of the Muntons Higher Ground, cracking for a 1 tin kit

 

[Jim Brewster]

Fuller's London Porter. I would say I prefer it over London Pride

 

[Braumeister]

Testing a Tribute clone after 6 days in the Pressure Barrel