What are you drinking tonight 2022?

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I think lots of flavours do. What’s worse those flavours in my experience don’t condition out or if they do they take a very long time.

I once made a hazelnut imperial that was nasty by the time you could taste the “hazelnut”. Over a year later it was still nasty so it got tipped.
Never got on with hazelnut yoghurt, so hazelnut beer (I understand HB) just makes me ask, why?
I love Kentish Cobs, mind you.
These were the very last in the basket at Perry Court farm shop, Wye.
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Also had one of these this evening.
Utterly outstanding beer. Full on flavours of cherry, and kind of similar to a kriek, except not as sweet as about twice as good (and I say this with enormous respect as I adore kriek). Just the right amount of sourness and not sweet. And the amazing thing is that it doesn't even have cherry in it - it's just the oak aging.

I'd never even heard of this until my friend saw it in the bottle shop and grabbed all the bottles of it out of the fridge!
Straight into the shortlist of the best beers I've ever had! 😯

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Every man for himself tonight dinner wise. I have gone for one of my bachelor days favorites, curried snags. I used to have this at the Vaucluse Hotel as a counter tea. Accompanying it out of the blocks is a Bo pils. Followed by my Bass clone. The curried snags will be accompanied by fried new spuds.

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