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Baltic Porter to follow the stout. I do like the alcohol flavour in this beer, it’s very noticeable but also very smooth. Majestic! 😂

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Conwy Blue bird,
You have Blue birds in Wales?
We don't even have Blue birds over the White cliffs of Dover here in Kent!
They were a figment of an American songwriter's imagination - whose name actually was - - - - - - 'Kent'!
Thanks. We live and learn!
 
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Golden with good clarity. Head of foam with excellent lacing throughout.

Aroma is spicy lemongrass, not sure if this is yeast, hops, or a combination (if I had to say, I'd go for the latter).

Firm bitterness, very dry finish. A perfect beer to quench your thirst on a warm day.

This is more like Taras Boulba than de Konnick - a modern Belgian Blonde so whilst I'm not sure it would meet the style requirements for a BJCP competition (and I'm not saying that to be a dick and it may well never have been intended for a competition) it is an incredibly delicious and well-brewed beer in it's own right.

It was so nice a fly dive bombed into it.

Cheers @dave_77
This is my attempt of many to get something close to Taras Boulba although this one was based on the Burning Sky/De la Senne Collab using Motueka and Celeia. This one I also used Wyeast Belgian wheat and I may have under pitched a little as I find it a little more yeast forward than previous batches. It's one of my biggest issues that I brew this style regularly but it doesn't fit with any BJCP styles so it's never likely to be brewed for a comp..could probably up the abv and hopping and enter it as Belgian IPA or White IPA with this witbier yeast. Glad you enjoyed
 
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