This went down well with the risotto earlier
What are you drinking tonight 2023.
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This a quality ale.
Hoping for a good scrap between England and South Africa later.
Hoping for a good scrap between England and South Africa later.
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Just a nice classic German beer and goes wonderfully with Curry.
What curry you got? I've got a beef randang style I've made and I've just thrashed up some bombay potatoes..
Evening all. A triple Mango sour I really shouldn’t have had honey roasted nuts first.
That one is really sour but very refreshing in the hot weather. I find the ones that have dark fruit are the sourest though.
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Beef as well for me, although a Rogan Josh style, cooked it in the slow cooker and just so good. Which is in some way a shame as their is none left, and I always find that curry seems to taste better the next day I think it must be a case of the spices have time to mingle and really soak in.
Starting with these two tonight -
My beef curry is from last week..
Tribute for me too chipster!Starting with these two tonight -
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You have both patience and wisdom it would seem, neither of which I had tonight still pretty good though.
Yep this so far is my least favourite.
I have just noticed in the picture from my earlier post (on the left) its a 7.4% extra special version mine is the one on the right at 4.2%, i wasn't aware you could get the especial version, have any members had the special and if so how does it compare?
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Next up, I don’t know how others feel but you know when you have the first glass and you think yeah today is one of them days t’s going to be a good day
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Clean, crisp, and easy to drink Cheers
Not seen that one Chippy_Tea. I bet I could brew one though...
Testing the Summer Gold. Very promising, need to save a few bottles for next summer. Picture was taken this afternoon in anticipation of tonight hence cap still on and no glass in the frame (it was a bit cloudy anyway as it turned out so not photogenic yet 
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Interesting IPA with caramelly notes
Last beer tonight is @Tess Tickle's Brewery Tripel.
I’m met with a great aroma when I pour it, lots of peppery and spicy phenols. It’s beautifully clear. the head is a little bubbly and dissipated 2/3 of the way through the pint.
The flavour follows the aroma, with a big yeast contribution. Peppery phenols and orange peel esters predominate. The finish is on the sweet side, balancing the 9% ABV perfectly.
I’m definitely not qualified to comment on Belgian styles. Great bear, well made and a perfect accompaniment to tonight’s Rugby. For me, a dryer finish would have pulled it all together perfectly.
Thank-you for sharing it
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And sorry about the Rugby rest of HBF. This is the 2nd Saturday in a row I’m saying that, on the day, the better team won.
I’m met with a great aroma when I pour it, lots of peppery and spicy phenols. It’s beautifully clear. the head is a little bubbly and dissipated 2/3 of the way through the pint.
The flavour follows the aroma, with a big yeast contribution. Peppery phenols and orange peel esters predominate. The finish is on the sweet side, balancing the 9% ABV perfectly.
I’m definitely not qualified to comment on Belgian styles. Great bear, well made and a perfect accompaniment to tonight’s Rugby. For me, a dryer finish would have pulled it all together perfectly.
Thank-you for sharing it
.And sorry about the Rugby rest of HBF. This is the 2nd Saturday in a row I’m saying that, on the day, the better team won.
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