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I had one of these tonight at Brewers Fayre and you guessed it I shall not be having another anytime soon as it was rotten.Paid £3.75 for a 330ml bottle and it was worth it.Also had a Brew Dog Punk IPA and a Dead Pony club and they were delicious but again£3.75 for 330ml.Money well spent for a night out with SWMBO.🍺
Now time for a homebrew 🍺🍺🍺👍👍👍

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I've been in the garage so I had to have a couple of pints of Pumpking/Cerveza Ale from the keg (it's about finished :doh:) ...

... and tonight I am on Captain Morgan's Spiced Rum and Coke! :whistle::whistle:

Okay, I know it's not a traditional evening drink on this forum but at £14.28 a litre in Tesco it was hard to resist ... :lol:

... as was the Bells Whisky at the same price!! :thumb:

I don't see it lasting long into the New Year though! :whistle: :whistle:
 
Dutto, I like your style. I'm going to hit my rum stash tonight. Got a ton of friends coming over for another party.
 
I had guiness last night. Is it me and my better educated palette from drinking home brew or is it now thinner then it used to be. When I was drinking it (cans at a party) it felt a lot thinner and had less flavour than when I last drank it. I very much got the impression that they have changed the recipe to reduce costs.
 
After being on call 24 hours yesterday I have tucked into a few bottles of Woodford Wherry and the Mrs and I have finished the bottle of JD off.
Was going to brew the Coopers stout today but decided to do it tomorrow instead.

Bottoms up everyone :wink:
 
I should lay off really but I do have a bottle of this that needs drinking...

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The original SH Dark Ruby Mild is often seen on draft at the Organ Grinder in Nottingham if you should ever find yourself up that way.
 
My first AG brew. A SMaSH using Maris Otter and East Kent Goldings.
A 5 day EKG dry hop too.

This is delicious. I'm quite frankly astounded that I made this.

Unfortunately SWMBO likes it a lot too.

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My first AG brew. A SMaSH using Maris Otter and East Kent Goldings.
A 5 day EKG dry hop too.

This is delicious. I'm quite frankly astounded that I made this.

Unfortunately SWMBO likes it a lot too.

Nice one, a EKG smash is a beautiful thing. Also love the Achouffe glass.
 
I decided to try a Fulstows Marsh Mild tonight.

Started only 31 days ago, truncated carbonation (only 8 days 'cos I needed the Brew Fridge for an IPA) and conditioning for only 11 days I knew it was way too early ... :nono:

... it was also straight out of the garage and much too cold for my taste at +/-4 degrees. :nono:

However, although it wasn't the perfect pint and it was more than a bit rough round the edges, it still has all the hallmarks of being a great pint by the time it matures.

I'll give it another couple of weeks to condition that bit more and then bring a few bottles into the house to warm up, before trying another one. :thumb:

PS

I think the bubbles stuck to the side of the glass are there because I dried it with a less than perfectly clean tea-towel. Mea culpa! :whistle:

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I had guiness last night. Is it me and my better educated palette from drinking home brew or is it now thinner then it used to be. When I was drinking it (cans at a party) it felt a lot thinner and had less flavour than when I last drank it. I very much got the impression that they have changed the recipe to reduce costs.

Your HB will be better than the Guinness. I think the nitrogen trick gives the impression it has body when it's watered down c**p. I'd bet 9 out of 10 people would prefer a properly brewed coopers stout than Guiness. Their foreign extra not as bad though.
 
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