What are you drinking tonight?

[wheazy_joe]

Had a bottle of Cromarty AKA IPA that's been in the fridge for a week. I keep saying it, but Cromarty make some absolutely outstanding beers, yet to have one below brilliant. That said bloody expensive at 3.60 a bottle!

After that have opened a bottle of my Youngs harvest lager, completely at the other end of the cost scale at 25p a bottle but still a decent drop.

 

[Leon103]

Started with my own saison. 2 weeks in the bottle and nowhere near ready. Tried one last week and it shot out of the bottle but tasted lovely. Today's offering was really flat and tasteless

 

[ManseMasher]

Night off for once. I am going to have everything I can lay my hands on, twice.

 

[Leon103]

Night off for once. I am going to have everything I can lay my hands on, twice.

Good man..

 

[ManseMasher]

Good man..

Not a sentiment that will be shared by SWMBO come about midnight I suspect.....

 

[wheazy_joe]

Coopers Euro Lager with my Friday night pizza. Then a Youngs AIPA whilst putting the Christmas tree up (I build she decorates). Now gonna get another AIPA. Stiuff I didn't make but got in fridge :a Cromarty Rogue Wave, Founders All Day IPA and Samuel Smith India Ale. See how the night goes.

 

[Leon103]

I wish I put more than four bottles in the fridge. Currently on my Weissbier. I do have a random homebrew from a few years back. Could be a lager or a pear cider. It's a 750ml bottle

 

[dad_of_jon]

delerium tremens atm. with a pizza. the pizza base was made with wilko's gervin yeast as i did'nt have bread yeast in the house.tbh it's better if you like thin and crispy.

 

[wheazy_joe]

Just opened the Founders All Day IPA. Declared IBU of 42 but have to say I'm not picking up much bitterness at all which is quite disappointing. Has quite a strong hop aroma but lacks flavour hit. All in not overly impressed so won't be buying again. Not a patch on anything the Cromarty guys make, which I will be moving on to very soon!

 

[Leon103]

I am now on my honey ale. Its been 6 months in the bottle and to begin with very disappointing. Never tasted like I had hoped and was over primed. I now open two at a time in a jug to sort the over spill. But now it is tasting rather nice, really smooth and calmed down a lot.

 

[ManseMasher]

Not a sentiment that will be shared by SWMBO come about midnight I suspect.....

Oops...didn't take her until midnight to get the hump. Heeheehee, strange chaps, women.....

 

[Covrich]

Oops...didn't take her until midnight to get the hump. Heeheehee, strange chaps, women.....

:lol::thumb:

Mine is up in the morning for work, hopefully wont wake ths kids up

Tonight I had a first brew based on clibits brit hop using wyeast London ale III, and a greg hughes IPA using the same yeast.. really liking that yeast

on a Stout based on MyQuls clone from his HBC kit.. really nice

 

[clibit]

I've had a Jennngs Cocker Hoop, a Brewdog Five AM Red and one of my Free Nelson Motueka pale ales.

 

[Godsdog]

Love that cockerhoop on draft, got a bottle out of a mix pack from supermarket I'm keeping for xmas

 

[pms67]

M&S Sorachi Saison
Never tasted a beer quite like it,peppery,weird and very moreish????
And Lidl Hatherwood Amber Ale,mmmmmm
Waiting on homebrew to condition is a costly process!

 

[Niman]

As much as I can....labeling then Davy Crockett to bottle

 

[Leon103]

Just a plum porter for me this evening.

 

[BeerCat]

Mead, Vanilla Vodka and John Bull IPA

 

[Covrich]

I went out for a meal christmas work thing (only low key meal) all they had on tap was carling.. It tasted worse than I remember..It actually reminded me of cheap home brew kits with twang..

Thankfully we asked and it turns out they had some fursty ferrett

 

[stevej]

A very fine pint of a Riwaka ale