What are you drinking tonight 2022?

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You're right, 'flat' is not the first attribute that springs to mind about Pamela Anderson.
 
My selection tonight..think my favourite from @dan125 was the La Vermontoise..
Super dry, hoppy with German noble hops with medium bitterness and low Belgian yeast character. Deya Brett Pils is awesome too
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Meanwhile back to drinks,
The 2nd beer is the same as the first, but a different bottle.
They were quarts, and chilled outside (-6c) to decant off their deposits without losing any condition, if present, into fresh 1pint bottles so they would pour clear (as the gift).
He said he likes a light ale, which these haven't turned out to be.
Not sure if they would be to his liking.
Oh well, perhaps another brew with his hops in will be.
 
Lost & Grounded's latest release of Running with Spectres Baltic Porter. 6.8%

Might just be my beer of the year. Not sure if it's the freshness or just a tweaked recipe but the ultra-clean lager freshness allied to the dark malts and some subtle but perfect fruity hop notes was A1.
 
I’ve not long got home from a pub lunch. It was a fairly exciting 14 mile journey because most of it was along a single-track snowy road and I’m driving a big rear-wheel drive car. I needed have feared, it coped admirably (though to be fair most of the snow had been cleared 😉).

Anyway I’m trying my Brown Ale. It’s not quite clear but this might be just the first few pints. The flavour is strong malt with a slightly sweet caramel character and a moderately bitter finish - neatly fits in the centre of the Venn diagram with bitter, mild, and porter.

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