What are you drinking tonight?

[Dutto]

The temperature in the garage has stabilised at 18 to 20 degrees so I decided to take the latest brew (a Fulstow's AG Recession Session) out of the fridge after only three days and let it ferment out on the work top. (This was to free up the fridge so that I could use it for a week to chill and marinade 5 kilos of silverside beef into what will become corned-beef; aka "salt-beef".)

I was thinking about the "Patience" Thread so I decided to try one of the five remaining bottles of Own Recipe Mild Ale that I bottled on the 1st February ... :) :)

... and it was a deliciously smooth and mellow pint with just a hint of chocolate! Well worth the wait! :thumb: :thumb:

 

[MyQul]

Accidently put a mini keg of Caladonian Porter (from GW's book) in the fridge yesterday instead of the last keg of Vienna Hybrid. So I opened it as I dont have anything else to.drink.
It's only had one week conditioning and it's still nice. Should be lovely when all the flavours have rounded out in another 3 weeks time

 

[chuffer]

As a newbie to Brewing and patiently waiting for my first brew tonight will be a shepards neame Indian pale ale. Last night was a purity Ubu, very nice indeed,:thumb:

Quite like the Ubu myself. Tonight I'll be watching the rugby with pedigree, London pride, Dublin porter and a west indian porter to keep me company...the last two are the Guinness efforts I've never tried before so thought id give them a whirl

 

[BeerCat]

Dry Stout using cold steeped roast barley 11% and 5.5% Caramalt. It tastes really smooth. I reckon you could push the RB up to 15%.

 

[Linalmeemow]

A rye IPA I made from an extract recipe before I discovered that you can't steep rye. Surprisingly it's still pretty nice. Also a Northern Monk New World IPA (a real hop bomb), an Adnams Southwold Winter IPA (lovely and very English IPA - nothing new world about this) and a Nøgne Ø pale ale (£1.20 from M&S, nearly a fiver a bottle everywhere else!). Then a full day of brewing tomorrow. Happy days!

 

[Leon103]

Back in the U.K. And passed a lidl on the way home. They had some green gecko (can't get it my local one) so drinking one now and it's pleasantly nice for a £1.25 beer

 

[CraftyZA]

Hertog Jan barley wine... Man this stuff is awesome!!


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[Spoc]

I'll be drinking my cherry wheat as I've run out of all the good stuff and my bonfire toffee stout is to strong for a summer drink

 

[DarkHorse]

Not so much tonight but I've been at the great Yorkshire show the last three days and have been drinking black sheep brewery riggwelter which is lovely. I've also tried a few of their "craft" creations, pathfinder (ipa), glug mcglug (dark ipa) and a russian imperial stout. Had a theakstons barista stout too which was seriously good.

 

[CraftyZA]

Having some Talisker tonight. A bit cold for beer.


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[pete71]

popped into home bargains on the way home to get some tea bags came out with 4 bottles 0f Sadler's. A hop bomb American ipa Peaky blinders black ipa Worcester sorcerer a mud city stout a bag pork scratchings and no teabags. Beers £1.49 scratchings 39p looks like ill have to back tomorrow for the tea bags.

 

[ezraburke]

Two of my Imperial Rye IPAs, and one of my stag-brew imperial IPAs. It's messy.

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[dandanni84]

King goblin tonight :mrgreen: first ever brew moved to secondary yesterday 2 weeks to go:thumb:

 

[Leon103]

Had two of lidls beers

The amber ale and the porter. Both very nice beers for the price.

 

[Godsdog]

popped into home bargains on the way home to get some tea bags came out with 4 bottles 0f Sadler's. A hop bomb American ipa Peaky blinders black ipa Worcester sorcerer a mud city stout a bag pork scratchings and no teabags. Beers ��£1.49 scratchings 39p looks like ill have to back tomorrow for the tea bags.

that saddlers hop bomb is the bomb to coin a phrase,one of my favourites along with their sister beer jpa.tonight im drinking coopers ipa at 6.5 abv no complaints here :lol:
ps and the black bag scratchins at 39p.well im an addict too

 

[Dutto]

I sampled on the of the Coopers Hopped Lagers today. Bottled only two weeks ago it's very "sharp" to the palate and needs a lot more conditioning.

I then moved on to a Woorfordes Wherry Bitter (bottled 17 days ago and it's getting to be very "moorish") before finishing up with a pint of Wilco's Hoppy Copper Bitter which is just about finished after being in the KK for just under four weeks.

All-in-all a happy evening! :thumb:

 

[dad_of_jon]

my own beer, thank god.

better than almost all the stuff the czechs serve. so glad to be back home :-)

although Prague has to be a contender for prettiest capital city in the world.

 

[pete71]

that saddlers hop bomb is the bomb to coin a phrase,one of my favourites along with their sister beer jpa.tonight im drinking coopers ipa at 6.5 abv no complaints here :lol:
ps and the black bag scratchins at 39p.well im an addict too

couldn't agree more absolutely loved the hop bomb unfortunately so does the wife and drunk all my extra supplies. Loved the scratchings as well but one looked like an ear and I'm sure one had a hairy tattoo. Coopers hop slam ipa and kilner cider tonight.

 

[Delmol]

Few glasses of my freshly brewed merlot :)

 

[mickthetrick]

arrogant ******* clone. was clearing a cupboard out yesterday and found a few bottles at the back. had forgot all about them. must be 15 month old or so.
tastes pretty good still.