What are you drinking tonight 2023.

[Buffers brewery]

Down to the last few pints of my Bitter Half. As usual, really nice now it's about to run out!

 

[Alastair70]

Staying in a Dublin hotel with no outside space tonight. Found a pub with a rather nice beer garden round the corner. This Guinness has been settling for 2 minutes now, I’m very excited.

 

[micklupulo]

Back in blazing Welsh sun again with a Hobgoblin IPA which is very good with a definite orange tang. In fact more than the late lamented Tango! Label refers to "hops from the far flung shores of the Pacific." Any input from the experts would be welcome but I assume US west coast and Amarillo? Weirdly Spanish for yellow!

 

[micklupulo]

Now a part grain part extract Wye Valley HPA copy.

 

[dave_77]

First tester of west coast Amber Pils..been lagering for 2 weeks. Nice and clear already and tasting clean. Just needs to crisp up a little more. 5.4% hopped with Amarillo and Loral.

 

[Alastair70]

New beer for me, the only Rye is in the title. It’s pretty good; hoppy, crisp malt flavours, very sessionsble at 4.5% ABV.

 

[samale]

New beer for me, the only Rye is in the title. It’s pretty good; hoppy, crisp malt flavours, very sessionsble at 4.5% ABV.
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I seen cans of it in Lidl

 

[samale]

Saison, catching the last of the sun

 

[samale]

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[marshbrewer]

Brewers Gold / Chevalier / CML Clipper IPA.

 

[pilgrimhudd]

My Amber Lager, certainly not the best beer I've ever brewed, doesn't seem to be clearing either.

And then a Zappa IPA which looks decent and has a nice citrus aroma but is a bit one dimensional to be honest.

 

[IWasStocious]

New beer for me, the only Rye is in the title. It’s pretty good; hoppy, crisp malt flavours, very sessionsble at 4.5% ABV.
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They have a very nice American wheat in their range. Just had my first one at the weekend.

 

[Alastair70]

My Amber Lager, certainly not the best beer I've ever brewed, doesn't seem to be clearing either.
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And then a Zappa IPA which looks decent and has a nice citrus aroma but is a bit one dimensional to be honest.

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Tell us how the IPA got the name? I’m only asking because if I ever go on Mastermind my specialist subject in the second round is going to be ‘The Life and Music of Frank Zappa”.

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Tell us how the IPA got the name? I’m only asking because if I ever go on Mastermind my specialist subject in the second round is going to be ‘The Life and Music of Frank Zappa”.

Ha! No nothing that exciting! Used Zappa hops, brulosophy gives them a poor review which unfortunately I hadn't read before I used them or named my beer!

 

[saabanana]

Back in blazing Welsh sun again with a Hobgoblin IPA which is very good with a definite orange tang. In fact more than the late lamented Tango! Label refers to "hops from the far flung shores of the Pacific." Any input from the experts would be welcome but I assume US west coast and Amarillo? Weirdly Spanish for yellow!View attachment 86802

Bergamot maybe. I'm planning a bergamot IPA in a couple of weeks purely for the orange, which I love.

 

[phildo79]

In the office today so a cheeky two hour lunch is called for. Not sure where I will end up but I can be almost guaranteed the pints will be at least £6.

 

[Rodcx500z]

Best on site here in Skegness starppramen

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I’m starting with a Pirate Pale this evening while waiting on the BBQ to get hot.

 

[jeremy Hall]

G

eordie mild whilst doing a bbq

 

[jeremy Hall]

Geordie