What are you drinking tonight 2024.
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Drinking Crete red in a London self service wine bar
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A Bordeaux followed by Ruby Poet
And so the evening starts.
Some Airbnb this!
micklupulo
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Back at the accommodation with a German lager. Despite being called the Piggeries this place is seriously posh with an Aga!
micklupulo
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Eldest daughter mixing the drinks again,
Margarita time !
Margarita time !
“Quality control” pint of my Biere De Garde. Complex malts and a bit of peppery spice. Brilliantly clear after 4 months conditioning. I’m happy.
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The day before I left UK, the last supper with a couple of Tribute draught beers, I can see what all the fuss is about with this beer. Excellent drop.
Trying some more of the bottled beer, wanted to see what Blue Monkey was like from the bottle and still an excellent beer, while there was a hint of citrus it was barely noticeable.
Rev James was ordinary one I wouldn't buy twice.
JHB a nice beer if one is looking for a more citrus finish refreshing but not a fan of this type of beer.
A lively pour of 1845, a lovely beer the second I had in the fridge for a while so poured better.
On the whole I enjoyed most of the beers the stand outs were the Tribute, Big Sip, Hairy Helmet and the two Tynt Meadow Monastery beers.
My wife on my return wanted to see my photos taken over my 3-week stay, these are the only two that didn't involve beer or pubs, my sisters dog and the inside of the Abbey.
Trying some more of the bottled beer, wanted to see what Blue Monkey was like from the bottle and still an excellent beer, while there was a hint of citrus it was barely noticeable.
Rev James was ordinary one I wouldn't buy twice.
JHB a nice beer if one is looking for a more citrus finish refreshing but not a fan of this type of beer.
A lively pour of 1845, a lovely beer the second I had in the fridge for a while so poured better.
On the whole I enjoyed most of the beers the stand outs were the Tribute, Big Sip, Hairy Helmet and the two Tynt Meadow Monastery beers.
My wife on my return wanted to see my photos taken over my 3-week stay, these are the only two that didn't involve beer or pubs, my sisters dog and the inside of the Abbey.
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Yesterday evening my HB Elderflower Saison
ABV?
6.6%
Slight undershoot on OG, but finished at 1.010 as planned.
Sussex Best at the local. Daughters dog dragged me here.
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Tonight’s drink after a busy day in the garden.
First a Fullers London Pride clone.
Followed by a Poes Boston Bitter.
First a Fullers London Pride clone.
Followed by a Poes Boston Bitter.
Mine's on the right. Very drinkable but I've a good ways to go before I match the original.
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A pint of my CML Māori Mingle nice IPA I fermented with Hornindal Kveik and it makes for a decent hoppy IPA probably more of a summer beer but don’t think it will be at its best if I wait till we have sunny weather again.
Took a gamble on this as it's the only Hobgoblin I've not tried to date, but Tesco had them on offer and I'm running low on decent beer since I had to tip 40+ bottles down the sink this week due to the dreaded chlorophenols
Fortunately I'm pleasantly surprised, it was a bit too bready/biscuity for my liking initially but I've quickly warmed to it.
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Starting off with my Old Hooky clone keg nearly gone , kegged in May.
