I want to go to Pilsen for similar reasons. The Mrs isn’t as keen.Glad you enjoyed it ..I need to get to Dusseldorf to try the real McCoy... If the Mrs isn't u for it... go with my bro
What are you drinking tonight 2023.
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Just got back from the local Brewery Iron pier with the Mrs.
Had a banging IPA tonight hopped with Idaho 7 and Citra..
super smashing Great 
it was Killicks Mill IPA 5.3%
Had a banging IPA tonight hopped with Idaho 7 and Citra..
super smashing Great it was Killicks Mill IPA 5.3%
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Prague is close enough and my Mrs loved it . Pork Knuckle and dark Czech lager
British IPA, Chevalier / Mild ale malt. About 3% Crisp Medium Crystal. Brewers Gold. CML Clipper yeast.
Wow! This is a belter, so much different flavours going on
Did someone mention Pils?
Here's a Scottish can of it from the aforementioned Williams Bros. Alloa.
Also very tasty., with a touch of Brewery added Seville orange.
This is the last of the Beer52 stash.
Well, apart from half a dozen cherry beers and similar.
Looks like I'll have to restart brewing my own again.
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Drinking a Clementine Gose from @DocAnna
We've taken it out into the garden to enjoy as it's full sun for a change here, and it's very mouth-watering and refreshing.
Perfect fizz, with multi-citrus prominent sour flavour, but still balanced beautifully with the salt and coriander.
Not much else to say really, other than great beer.
Thanks Anna!
We've taken it out into the garden to enjoy as it's full sun for a change here, and it's very mouth-watering and refreshing.
Perfect fizz, with multi-citrus prominent sour flavour, but still balanced beautifully with the salt and coriander.
Not much else to say really, other than great beer.
Thanks Anna!
It's very quiet on here today, but feels like midnight to me cos I've been up since 4am 
The husband saw this wine advertised as being good on the Guardian, so he picked one up. My hat nearly fell off when he went for the rose in the supermarket!
We're just having the wine, and we had this beer beforehand in the baking sun. A little bit red now. Sweeney doesn't mind though.
That table needs to go in the bin
The husband saw this wine advertised as being good on the Guardian, so he picked one up. My hat nearly fell off when he went for the rose in the supermarket!
We're just having the wine, and we had this beer beforehand in the baking sun. A little bit red now. Sweeney doesn't mind though.
That table needs to go in the bin
A wee glass of rose Muga Rioja
Work avoiding the list of things I thought I’d do this weekend
Work avoiding the list of things I thought I’d do this weekend
Unfortunately I shall be off to the asylum in a couple of hours.
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Tap Room afternoon. Couple of pints of Electric Bear's "Formerly Known as Prince" English Pale. Keg not cask but lovely and bitter. Very good.
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Sierra Nevada pale ale, a firm favourite.
I'm planning a brew for tomorrow and had a look at the recipe on the brewery website which lists 2 row pale and Crystal as the malts, single hopped with Cascade.
I've got some extra pale MO, Caramalt and the Cascade. Being off the cuff I've not got California ale yeast but will make do with US-05 - more inspired by than an attempted clone
The recipe calls for a 90min boil for those interested in that sort of thing !
I'm planning a brew for tomorrow and had a look at the recipe on the brewery website which lists 2 row pale and Crystal as the malts, single hopped with Cascade.
I've got some extra pale MO, Caramalt and the Cascade. Being off the cuff I've not got California ale yeast but will make do with US-05 - more inspired by than an attempted clone
The recipe calls for a 90min boil for those interested in that sort of thing !
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A day spent grass cutting and weed spraying and it’s an absolute scorcher again. Time for a small punk in a retro glass. Brewery closed down some years ago.
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Pints for the football
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I must confess Saturday Morning Kitchen is a somewhat guilty pleasure of mine, and I do have a habit of picking up wine recommended on it (they actually tend to be pretty good at picking up decent sub £10 bottles, in this case a Romanian wine coming in at £7 a bottle. I’ll be honest it’s not a wine I would typically buy I tend towards extremely dry whites, I like Gavi, or quite recently I gave a very dry Riesling a try for the first time and rather enjoyed it. This one is listed as off dry, creamy with peach flavours (and it quite genuinely has that). But it’s nice it really is, and reminds me that it is worth just taking a punt on a bottle t doesn’t always work out and some can end up going down the sink but also sometimes you can be pleasantly surprised. Makes me think I should give one of the Rosé that where recommended in todays Guardian a try.
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Oh a 5am Saint in the sun...great stuff
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https://windsweptbrewing.com/product/wolf-330ml/on handpump at my dads local a few miles from the brewery. Maybe my favourite commercial beer of the year, so good.
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I’ve been to pilsen, brewery is worth a visit.Prague is close enough and my Mrs loved it . Pork Knuckle and dark Czech lager
Prague is mega touristy and there are even bars there that advertise non Czech beer. it was much nicer in the 90s with 25p pints.
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