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What are you drinking tonight 2022?
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Yes it was the one I planned..not entering it though as not 100% with the flavour and as no feedback not worth the postage.may have some diacetyl from the dry hop ...
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Is the standard of homebrew high, Have you managed to get anyone to swap with yet
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I think so, but I haven't had a chance to share with the local club though. There were 200 entries in this comp at a LHBS.
I’m starting with a Czech Pilsner as my reward for decorating the kitchen. I’ve still got the gloss to do but everything else is done. This picture features our new splash back.
You'll never cope with that after a few sherberts!
Bosch
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Moose Drool clone.
EKG, Mt Hood & Bramling Cross hops.
Nice malty brown ale.
EKG, Mt Hood & Bramling Cross hops.
Nice malty brown ale.
Something hoppy next, Summer Lovin’
Deschutes Squeezy Rider west Coast IPA featuring Cascade, Strata, Mosaic, and Galaxy hops at 7% ABV.
Summer Breeze.
On to the Deschutes Mango IPA. Another great IPA very smooth.
This was the best beer in vanuxeeem's advent calendar when I had one a few years ago.
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A couple of stubbies of Coopers sparkling clone. I did use Morgans yeast, while a decent and cheap ale yeast, Morgans is owned by Coopers it is not what ferments a Coopers Sparkling, while the colour and bitterness from the Pride of Ringwood hops seem right it is missing the esters from the Coopers in the bottle yeast, which is a watered down version of the yeast used to ferment the Sparkling.
Another long neck of my Bass clone. Very happy with this one.
Another long neck of my Bass clone. Very happy with this one.
I’m starting, and may continue for a while, in Belgium. First a guest ale from @Leon103 , his 5% Belgian Pale.
This copper-coloured beer is almost clear with just a little chill haze as you can see in the picture (back-lit to better show the colour). Medium carbonation created a thin head off-white foam that slowly dispersed over several minutes.
The aroma is of sweet bready malt with toffee and biscuit notes, a little fruitiness, and low Belgian esters.
The initial flavour is a bit hit of complex malt flavours suggesting biscuit, barley sugar, bread, nutty notes and a touch of honey. As the malt flavour subsides some fruitiness comes through fading to a dry mildly bitter finish with a hint of pepper spice.
A nice easy drinking well balanced beer with lots of flavour and a great start to my evening. Thanks Leon!
This copper-coloured beer is almost clear with just a little chill haze as you can see in the picture (back-lit to better show the colour). Medium carbonation created a thin head off-white foam that slowly dispersed over several minutes.
The aroma is of sweet bready malt with toffee and biscuit notes, a little fruitiness, and low Belgian esters.
The initial flavour is a bit hit of complex malt flavours suggesting biscuit, barley sugar, bread, nutty notes and a touch of honey. As the malt flavour subsides some fruitiness comes through fading to a dry mildly bitter finish with a hint of pepper spice.
A nice easy drinking well balanced beer with lots of flavour and a great start to my evening. Thanks Leon!
Cheshire Cat
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My Tribute clone, at 4.8% a bit stronger than the real thing.
Following on from Leon’s Belgian…
Cheshire Cat
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Make it, it’s an easy brew.
I bought a load of stuff to make a very nice stout,Leffe clone and an AIPA but stuff got in the way and lasted much longer than anticipated. As a result its a Shipyard for me to start.Make it, it’s an easy brew.
Tomorrow is the shift pi55up...I wasn't going to go as my bones ache! But....
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