What are you drinking tonight 2023.
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Loving this, well done Vocation
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He’d made his point.
Gutted its oxidised, I wonder how long it was in the shop in Bruges?
Next up is much better.
Wow right time right place eh!
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Yeah but I thought to myself “what’s the point ?”
Modern hopped English IPA next, lots of grapefruit and orange and looks like pond water 
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Chevalier and first gold ipa. Trying to get through the keg to make room for a saison. This is over 8 months in the keg and has balanced out well. Had over 350g of first gold in the boil to see what historical ipa’s were like and the longer it sat the better it got but need the keg.
Spent a couple of days in Norwich for work so popped into the Adnams shop. First up, Old Ale. Sort of mild like. Quite nice. Not totally blown over tbh. As a mild I think it would be great but I think I was expecting something else.
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Haven’t had this in ages. £1.50 in Tesco and it’s as good as I remember. Malty and sweet and so smooth.
Anyone got a link to a clone ?
This is just the something different I’m looking to brew away from pales and ipa’s.
Anyone got a link to a clone ?
This is just the something different I’m looking to brew away from pales and ipa’s.
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Strange that it’s oxidised. Not something you would normally expect from such an established brewery.
If you find one, please let me know its one of my favourites but I've never found a cline recipe.
Next up from Adnams this beauty.
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Just looked at a few online and they seem to use smoked malt and golden syrup. Not sure how close they would be but I definitely get the smoked malt. The more I drink it the better it gets. Don’t think I appreciated the complexity of it last time I had it. Very good beer.
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