What are you drinking tonight 2022?

[samale]

I dry hopped my Italian pilsner, that will need a keg as well soon. My hazy pale has been waiting on the golden ale
First world problems

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

what yeast did you use?

I used M36 Liberty Bell.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Another couple of golden ales for me too.

 

[Nottsbeer]

Enjoying a holiday in Cornwall....stumbled upon this brewery when out. Looking forward to these

 

[Nottsbeer]

Have decided to crack open a Castle Gold. Nice easy drink. Lightly hopped, and I may taste the citrus finish it notes it has. Very nice.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Today’s offering. Tiramoosu Tonkoko. Very coconutty and very yummy!

 

[Brewster21]

I’m in the mood for something a bit different now.

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Me too basically just boiled beer

 

[Brewster21]

Today’s offering. Tiramoosu Tonkoko. Very coconutty and very yummy!

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Love the glasses

 

[Brianbrewed]

Jack beer from a local brewery in Cognac.
Very decent.

Great head in a jam jar (great name for a song)

 

[dave_77]

Enjoying my Fuggles English pale..I'm finding it very drinkable

 

[SMP Brewery]

Wasn’t going to have one but as I was making a starter it would be rude not too, my useruper

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Couldn’t resist an Overtone. This one is a pina colada sour.

I’m informed it’s national IPA day or something which apparently means we need to have one of those as well! The scales aren’t gonna like me this week!

 

[Brianbrewed]

Continuing the France in a jam jar theme;
Brookland Brewer Defender IPA.

Not bad.

 

[531Man]

So, it appears I have invented Proper Job!

Side-by side comparison…

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PJ is the merest hint more golden than mine but this might be because it’s a smidge more clear. Mine has better head retention. The aroma is almost identical, mine might be marginally stronger. PJ has a little more bitterness but otherwise the flavour is the same.

If anyone wants a PJ clone my Golden Ale will get you 98% of the way there!

Hi HB, definitely interested.
I've not been following this beer's thread, and I'm being lazy here, but -
What's the quickest route to find your Golden Ale recipe please?
Thanks.

 

[Baldbrewer]

Enjoying a holiday in Cornwall....stumbled upon this brewery when out. Looking forward to these

ooooh you lucky bugger! harbour special is what Doom bar should be. Caliburn is a cracking pint especially in the depths of winter,
they do a good sunday roast at the brewery , the brisket was very good, sadly didn't rate the steak night though for the price.
we went down last weekend for a "Cornwall fix" and I had a cracking few pints of sea fury in the "ship inn in Wadebridge"


these lads brew some good beers too :

https://www.dynamitevalley.com/

 

[531Man]

My Dortmunder.
Boy did I need/deserve this.
After a lunch at ours with SWMBOd's ex-colleagues.
Then a rapid replacement of a broken spoke in my bike's rear wheel, (noticed yesterday evening) so I could do my daily exercise ride before sundown.
Phew!
Achieved.
Strangely this bottle has a metallic aftertaste.
No metal actually in there, nor in previous tastings of the same beer.
The closure is an old Vulcanite/Ebonite screw-in one.
A new silicone seal ring used.
So maybe the stopper is the culprit.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Hi HB, definitely interested.
I've not been following this beer's thread, and I'm being lazy here, but -
What's the quickest route to find your Golden Ale recipe please?
Thanks.

I haven’t published it yet. I will do and will tag you.

 

[Nottsbeer]

Really enjoyed this one. Quite malty, just up my street. May investigate trying to brew something similar once I'm back home and plan my next few brews. A cocktail van cane to our campsite so my wife was happy sipping a Pina colada as well. Camping has changed quite a bit in the 10 years since we last pitched a tent

 

[samale]

Coconut neipa. Nice to try but not something you could drink alot of

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

ooooh you lucky bugger! harbour special is what Doom bar should be. Caliburn is a cracking pint especially in the depths of winter,
they do a good sunday roast at the brewery , the brisket was very good, sadly didn't rate the steak night though for the price.
we went down last weekend for a "Cornwall fix" and I had a cracking few pints of sea fury in the "ship inn in Wadebridge"


these lads brew some good beers too :

https://www.dynamitevalley.com/

Any other recommendations, I’m off to Cornwall next month. I expect we will visit Sharps and St.Austell, and Healys cider farm. Tintagel sounds like it should be on the list.

I bet @pilgrimhudd has a suggestion or two too.