What are you drinking tonight 2023.

[YeastFace]

A sample of the Belgo-American IPA.

Still no clarity. Perhaps just too many hops as had no adjuncts and wort was nice and clear.

Think the colour, which I was a bit concerned might be oxodation, is just due to the vienna and crystal. This was intended to be a super-clear, old-school West-coast IPA but circumstances happened.

 

[Sadfield]

The beer that got me into homebrewing.

An honourable mention to Mark Tranter's Darkstar Saison

 

[Clint]

Cheers!

 

[Buffers brewery]

After siesta beer from the local supermarket.

 

[phildo79]

A very nice offering from @samale . An altbier. Not a style I am massively familiar with but I have had a few of them over the years. Colour are carb is spot on. Abv seems on the money, for the style. It's clean and crisp, with a malty backbone.

Honestly, I would not be disappointed if I got served this in a bar in cologne. Another very good example of the style from a cnut that knows how to brew. Well done, sir.

 

[Donegal john]

Daughters graduation today so stopped into woodworkers in Belfast for a bite and a flight. The 10% stout from vault city was excellent.

 

[Jim Brewster]

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After siesta beer from the local supermarket.

How was it? Looks interesting

 

[Donegal john]

An oh baby neipa by play brew co.

 

[phildo79]

An oh baby neipa by play brew co. View attachment 87342

I'll bet that cost a few quid!

 

[Donegal john]

I'll bet that cost a few quid!

£7.50 a pint but thankfully I’m not paying lol
Daughter’s boyfriend is

 

[Little Rock Brewing]

I haven't contributed much recently but as we're in Cherbourg for the weekend it's an ideal opportunity to try some great beer. First trip to the supermarket I got 7 different bottles.
First up Goudale IPA. Rubbish head retention but 50 IBUs of Simcoe and Cascade. 7.2%. Nice.

 

[Jim Brewster]

Would love to try a Goudale, seen a few of the lorries driving around it never seen it for sale anywhere

First beer of the day is a Mallinson's Nelson Sauvignon. Decent beer, didn't take a pic as I messed up the pour and got the yeast sediment

 

[Donegal john]

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I haven't contributed much recently but as we're in Cherbourg for the weekend it's an ideal opportunity to try some great beer. First trip to the supermarket I got 7 different bottles.
First up Goudale IPA. Rubbish head retention but 50 IBUs of Simcoe and Cascade. 7.2%. Nice.

Looks like a dram of single malt in that glass

 

[Alastair70]

Happy Friday
I don’t normally spend £20 on wine, but this is lovely.

 

[Little Rock Brewing]

Next up, Duvel Triple Hop Citra. 9.5% IPA. Lovely but this glass isn't helping!

 

[obscure]

Just glad it’s Friday so starting off with a pint of Weissbier.

 

[samale]

A very nice offering from @samale . An altbier. Not a style I am massively familiar with but I have had a few of them over the years. Colour are carb is spot on. Abv seems on the money, for the style. It's clean and crisp, with a malty backbone.

Honestly, I would not be disappointed if I got served this in a bar in cologne. Another very good example of the style from a cnut that knows how to brew. Well done, sir.

It's a nice easy drinking beer.

 

[samale]

Daughters graduation today so stopped into woodworkers in Belfast for a bite and a flight. The 10% stout from vault city was excellent. View attachment 87339View attachment 87340

That's a nice looking flight John. Free bar could get messy

 

[phildo79]

They sure do know how to rip the hole out of it. £10 a pint is not uncommon in there. And that was years ago.

 

[dave_77]

Let's get the weekend started. Brewing a craft beer and brewing recyof this Pils tomorrow