What are you drinking tonight 2023.

[pilgrimhudd]

Fancied a bitter so I got one.

The eagle eyed may notice that my clock is fixed!

 

[Leon103]

A sour a day,keeps the doctor away

 

[Leon103]

Well that didn't last long.

The wife decided it was so nice that she wants it. Her white wine is sidelined and I have opted for a trusty pollys, I won't be offering her a sip of this.

 

[Donegal john]

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Fancied a bitter so I got one.

The eagle eyed may notice that my clock is fixed!

Times still wrong sure it’s 20.46 now

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Times still wrong sure it’s 20.46 now

 

[Leon103]

Something I picked up a while ago. Hops aren't jumping out but nice enough

 

[samale]

Couldn’t decide which one so had them all.
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Where did you pick up the glass set. Some job, I would pay good money to see my wife's face as I land in with 4 Beers

 

[Alastair70]

Farmegeddon’s American Red. Top brew, the aroma is loaded with citrus hops, mostly centennial and Amarillo, but the crystal malts are definitely the prominent flavour. The result is a perfect balance between the two, it’s neither one or the other, despite both being so pronounced.

Anyway, I’ve sent out a few of our local craft beers with recent swaps, we have a couple of stellar local brewery’s leading a strong field. I’m judging the April comp and the prizes will be sourced from the likes of Kinnegar, Boundary and Farmegeddon. There’s time to get your lager/pseudo on if you fancy a piece of the action. Slàinte.

 

[Donegal john]

Where did you pick up the glass set. Some job, I would pay good money to see my wife's face as I land in with 4 Beers

She bought me it a few years ago. I have another I got in Poundland for £5 but the way that one is set up is my favourite it’s only 1/3 of a pint in each. It’s good for showcasing the beers.

Not sure why there is 4 1/3 of a pint though.

 

[samale]

Farmegeddon’s American Red. Top brew, the aroma is loaded with citrus hops, mostly centennial and Amarillo, but the crystal malts are definitely the prominent flavour. The result is a perfect balance between the two, it’s neither one or the other, despite both being so pronounced.

Anyway, I’ve sent out a few of our local craft beers with recent swaps, we have a couple of stellar local brewery’s leading a strong field. I’m judging the April comp and the prizes will be sourced from the likes of Kinnegar, Boundary and Farmegeddon. There’s time to get your lager/pseudo on if you fancy a piece of the action. Slàinte.

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Not too familiar with farmegeddon but kinnegar and boundary do some lovely beers

 

[Alastair70]

Not too familiar with farmegeddon but kinnegar and boundary do some lovely beers

They do big beers that are big on flavour. I’ll hook you up with a couple

 

[Donegal john]

Not too familiar with farmegeddon but kinnegar and boundary do some lovely beers

Gees used to stock them but the price was way above anything else local. Had a few but didn’t rate them against the likes of Kinnegar and boundary.

 

[531Man]

5.30am and it's full breakfast at Heathrow T5 Weatherspoon's and a pint of Beer o'Clock by Reedley Hallows.
Tasty bitter in the mould of an original style of Hobgoblin.

 

[pilgrimhudd]

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5.30am and it's full breakfast at Heathrow T5 Weatherspoon's and a pint of Beer o'Clock by Reedley Hallows.
Tasty bitter in the mould of an original style of Hobgoblin.

Geddon, love a bit of airport time.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

Time for a Lime Gose each.

 

[YeastFace]

 

[Donegal john]

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The money shot

 

[YeastFace]

May have got a bit over-excited.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

I love this one.

 

[samale]

Proper pint