Yes, I've marked this one down as a brew again beer.
Trouble is - I've just started BIAB and enjoying that very much.
The grapefruit is certainly going to appear on my schedule again this year.
Cheers
What are you drinking tonight 2024.
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Trouble is - I've just started BIAB and enjoying that very much.
The grapefruit is certainly going to appear on my schedule again this year.
Cheers
prog99
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Great selection in Victoria point. I think over two days we tried most of them. Crimson Corsair being the standout and brewed just a few km away.
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At last a beer worth posting.
Mahou Session IPA.
4.5% Prominent hop aroma and crisp mouthfeel then roasty malt to finish.
Worlds better and more interesting than the omnipresent fizzy lagers.
Nitro Stout - nitrogenation isn't quite there yet, head too large. Will leave for a week and then maybe have to play around with pressure and line length.
Hazy Pale - From the unitank. Decent so far. Happy with colour and haze. Could possibly do with a bit more hop aroma, but for a pale rather than an NEIPA I think it's acceptable and I do have the start of a cold.
Hazy Pale - From the unitank. Decent so far. Happy with colour and haze. Could possibly do with a bit more hop aroma, but for a pale rather than an NEIPA I think it's acceptable and I do have the start of a cold.
First up an Arran Blonde, think I’ve seen this in supermarkets down south I found this quite refreshing with a nice lemon/ citrus flavour.
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I’m on my Best Bitter tonight after a day working on rebuilding my raised beds - the one I’m working on also houses the garden electrics and irrigation system so is a bit more involved. Cooking a steak dinner now while enjoying a beer. My wife is having a “taste” of the Imperial.
Nice clear bitter and good head. Imperial looks nice too.
“Rebels cologne” kolsch from beer52. Looks good but I don’t like the name of it…or the beer of it.
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Starting with my golden ale as a warm up for the football 
The bitter is pretty clear from the fermenter, the head is quite short lived because the beer is softly carbonated.
The imperial IS nice, pop by for a taste
Last bottle of the mighty SAISON! while watching Crufts.
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Seems like an age since I posted in here.
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Love this IPL
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Last couple of pints of my hazy pale. Past its best now
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Bloody nice cold IPA with English hops. To me almost tasted like XX bitter in hop profile without the Belgian yeast character. Lovely beer . Picked it up from malt miller.
Celebrating Liverpools win over Sparta
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She’s choppy out. Safe sailing.
Having another largerish no2
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Mangrove Jack’s Craft Series Czech Pilsner
First bottle from this batch after a few days stored in the cold. Strictly for QC purposes of course.
I’m not a lager drinker really but wanted to make something refreshing for the summer when it comes. Very nice and a bit tastier than “normal” lager, which suits me. I guess due to the room temperature M54 yeast.
First bottle from this batch after a few days stored in the cold. Strictly for QC purposes of course.
I’m not a lager drinker really but wanted to make something refreshing for the summer when it comes. Very nice and a bit tastier than “normal” lager, which suits me. I guess due to the room temperature M54 yeast.
