What are you drinking tonight 2023.

[samale]

This wilderness beer is fantastic
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Is it an imperial

 

[dave_77]

Is it an imperial

Based on the ABV of 9.6% i would say so. Easy drinker for the strength.

 

[samale]

Based on the ABV of 9.6% i would say so. Easy drinker for the strength.

Sounds great. Biggest problem I have seen with beers of that nature is carbonation and head retention. The one you had looks spot on

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

After a busy day I’m having a few of those beers my eldest bought me. I started with this one which is more tart than full on sour and tastes like a blend of beer and white wine.

 

[Caramel Ox]

My Munich Dunkel, hasn’t had much lagering time yet but it’s doing alright.

 

[dave_77]

Bloody lovely

 

[dave_77]

On to WC Black Lager

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I’m starting today with a collaboration beer and my wife is having a small imperial. I need to get another imperial brewed sharpish or we’ll have none for Christmas.

 

[pilgrimhudd]

So we were lucky enough to be able to extend our holiday...After an evening or two off I've had these two before cracking on with another game of uno. The blonde is very good.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

The Pale Ale wasn’t bad. This Dunkelweizen is packed with flavour.

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Still waiting for my uno partner so I thought I'd crack this one open, no other info other than 73 ibu and 8srm, quite nice though.

 

[Agentgonzo]

Belgian pale ale from @Benfleet Brewery .

Firstly, thank you for just popping up and sending me a bottle!

Opened with a slight hiss that just smelt of Belgium. Light brown, chill haze I assume (do we all have that - I assumed I was the only one... Like Tigger) and light carbonation.

But delicious flavour. "Oh yes. That's the business" was my wife's reaction. Gentle but full malt, with a light bitterness, but firm yeast flavours that go 'i once lived in a monastery next to a river'.

This is lovely. Definitely where I want to be with the next brew.

Thank you very much!

Excuse the dirty glass, the house is a mess

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Despite the name, another local brew, this one a pale ale, I've seen a bitter and a porter under the same name. Anyway, I went with the pale ale, lovely fruity aroma, tastes of nothing. One to avoid.

We are staying on a farm, the farmer has just decided to trim the hedges in the twilight which has awoken the eldest so I have no uno partner again. It was my turn yesterday, just the way the cookie crumbles.

 

[dave_77]

Lutra pale kicked when bottling earlier, latest Belgian IPA in the kegerator now..this has been conditioning for 3 weeks in the lagering chamber.
Hopped with Perle in the boil and late hops/Dry hop are Mandarina & Mittelfrueh..good level of bitterness and just hoppy enough..easy drinking for 6.2%

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Glass of tripel to go with my Greek salad and chicken. Odd pairing but then again I don't claim to be normal

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

This “double session” is not bad although I’m not sure a double session is a thing - it’s actually a 6.2% hoppy pale with the sweetness of an 8%.

 

[Rodcx500z]

Good evening. A pale ale I brewed back June I always save a 2 or 3 bottles it will not clear but is very nice

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Grimbergen double amber which I get the feeling might be the special brew of southern Europe but i really quite like it, a nice malty flavour at 6.5%.

 

[Rodcx500z]

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Grimbergen double amber which I get the feeling might be the special brew of southern Europe but i really quite like it, a nice malty flavour at 6.5%.

I remember a bloody great hang over in an ibis hotel in Chartres just south of Paris in 2008. it was grimbergen but had a green label

 

[Beermonster66]

What is described as an IPA. Stockholm Airport, £13.50...