A small German lager with a couple of freshly baked (by the supermarket) cheese and pickle rolls on this gloriously warm and sunny day.
What are you drinking tonight 2023.
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Totally knackered after a 4 hour stint of chainsawing and bashing in fenceposts. A nice glass of real cider made from last year's crop, about 80% cookers. Sweetened with an inch of boxed apple juice. Surprisingly drinkable but first time I've ever had cloudy cider. Used a different yeast this year though so maybe that's the reason.
Out on the town and called in at a favourite brewpub. The beer choice (of beers brewed on site). Time for a flight I think 
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Golden Ale hops are Endeavour and UK Cascade. Few beer with the football.
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HB Bramling Cross English IPA. Second brew at my new house.
After a MASSIVE fight and three of us trying, we've managed to get the stupid cork out of this so I could have a glass 
Home again now and while the girls popped in to Primark, the boys popped next door to M&S Foodhall where I picked up this haul.
I’m starting with the Belgian Cherry Wheat and I’m quite impressed with it - it’s very much like Lindemans Kriek but for half the price. Worth a try if you like Kriek.
I’m starting with the Belgian Cherry Wheat and I’m quite impressed with it - it’s very much like Lindemans Kriek but for half the price. Worth a try if you like Kriek.
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0FS083 - White Sangria Pale
Great drink, pure fruit taste with balanced bitter
0FS083 - White Sangria Pale
Great drink, pure fruit taste with balanced bitter
The Blonde next. Very highly carbonated and quite strong at 7.5% but the most remarkable thing is the finish - when you swallow the beer there is almost no residual sensation, it’s completely clean and dry.
The Brune was a gusher and not just a dribble of foam. I immediately tried to close off the top of the bottle with my hand and it was like pressing your thumb over a garden hose - sprayed everywhere! Managed to catch most of the bottle with a rapid pour. This is more like a typical dark Belgian beer where you can taste everything including the candy sugar. Nice - just wish I could have had a full bottle. 
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I almost want to make a sign of the cross when someone says "Greg Hughes Recipe" these days even though he's alive and well. Miss the brew shop when he was running it.
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Probably my last beer tonight.
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Our grand-children are staying with us while their parents are in Bali. Grand-daughter wanted to go to Family Bargains so my wife took her and brought me back a present.
I’m starting with the Bale Ale, brewed in partnership with Gareth Bale as part of an initiative to fund grass roots football in Wales. 4.5% golden ale hopped with Goldings, Columbus, and Citra, costing 99p.
I’m starting with the Bale Ale, brewed in partnership with Gareth Bale as part of an initiative to fund grass roots football in Wales. 4.5% golden ale hopped with Goldings, Columbus, and Citra, costing 99p.
This one is quite easy drinking, hopped with Talus, El Dorado, and Citra. Weighing in at 4.7% it has a nice soft mouthfeel but it is a bit thin I’m afraid.
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Co-op ‘Triple Hop’ which confusingly has 4 different hops. Reminds me a bit of Proper Job. Best before April 23 but still tastes decent.
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Do you want to have my kids whilst I go to Bali?
These also like trips to Family Bargains .
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