micklupulo
Landlord.
In Glantwymyn Powys with a Wye Valley Usual Suspects. A good old fashioned malty bitter.
What are you drinking tonight 2025
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How do you find Brausol, never had much joy with it..saying that gelatine hasn't worked on hoppy beers in recent years..maybe I'm not using enough
Evening all, first one nearly gone.
stubrewworx
Regular.
My lazy (10 min boil) hazy.
Not my preferred style, but got talus in the mystery hop selection, had some torrefied wheat and oats and saturated yeast.
28 days in the bottle, it’s clean and fresh.
SWMBO says it doesn’t taste like homebrew, so success!
I’ve certainly paid for similar. Another hop (I’m looking at Citra) would boost it.
No draft Spitfire tonight, or 1698, so revert to double stout as I'm not drinking any of that kegged eurofizz
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stubrewworx
Regular.
Endeavour Golden Ale
Practically a smash (mo and wheat). Notts yeast.
Last bottle at 30 days? Was under carbed, now 40 something. Bit of a gush.
Ok, either I’m not feeling notts or Maris otter!!! A certain flavour across a lot of brews I’m not keen on.
Or it’s lallemand yeast or water treatment or who knows!
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On to a bitter...still love this. Hats off to Morrisons for stocking it
Usually works well and I go at the lower of the range. Although have increased my keezer temp recently after a few issues...How do you find Brausol, never had much joy with it..saying that gelatine hasn't worked on hoppy beers in recent years..maybe I'm not using enough
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Kicking off the weekend with a Chinook Porter.
Happy Friday folks! After a boozy lunch in Belfast and a bit of vinyl shopping, I’ve come home to discover I must have left the top off the Zinfindel. It seems to have completely evaporated 
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Moving on to a South African Syrah blend, it’s rather lovely.
.Moving on to a South African Syrah blend, it’s rather lovely.
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Going away tomorrow for a few days so no homebrew, going to have a couple tonight into help drain the kegs. A pilsner to start, straight after sitting down the wife asked for one as well.
Was it an old vinyl settee you were buying?Happy Friday folks! After a boozy lunch in Belfast and a bit of vinyl shopping, I’ve come home to discover I must have left the top off the Zinfindel. It seems to have completely evaporated
Moving on to a South African Syrah blend, it’s rather lovely.
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I’ve gone back to listening to LP‘s on a record player.
Mostly, it was the inconvenience and expense that appealed to me
I like this, it belies it's 6.9%
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Went to the utility with the intention of pouring pale ale but that pilsner was too good not to have another.
Happy Friday folks! After a boozy lunch in Belfast and a bit of vinyl shopping, I’ve come home to discover I must have left the top off the Zinfindel. It seems to have completely evaporated
Moving on to a South African Syrah blend, it’s rather lovely.
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What records did you find?
I got a bit of vinyl...mostly 70s 80s stuff,also some older stuff from the 60s.Close!
I’ve gone back to listening to LP‘s on a record player.
Mostly, it was the inconvenience and expense that appealed to me
