What are you drinking tonight?

[Slid]

I've tried my first home brew Wherry earlier this evening. It's a bit young. Only three weeks in the bottle but I was desperate to try. Taste fine but certainly needs a little longer.

Just cracked open one of my favourites. Hopback Summer Lighting. Although I see these are no longer "Bottle Conditioned" but "Brewery Conditioned".

Still a great sup though.

There is a clone recipe of Summer Lightning in the GW book. Also a reference in Randy Mosher's Radical Brewing.

One I will brew again. it was great. Somehow the brew got a bit lost in the garage, so that it was quite well matured before it was actually drunk.

As it is essentially a substantial beer, and not a contemporary "craft" version of a 1970's 3.5% session beer, it had a better depth than the taster bottles.

 

[marshbrewer]

Aldi Medusa, then something dark. I've got King Goblin and St Austell Proper Black. Might have both. I see PB is bottle conditioned, so if it's interesting, that's one to add to the yeast reculture to do list.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

These to start -

 

[Clint]

Gh bipa....nice! You think it's a stout but the citra aromas and light dry taste and hops say otherwise.

 

[Ajhutch]

Gh bipa....nice! You think it's a stout but the citra aromas and light dry taste and hops say otherwise.

Just a few biscuits to go with it!

 

[Clint]

.....biscuits....already scoffed a tin full. I'll be fat as a pig ..

 

[sdt7618]

My local Tesco has clearance on goose island wheat, Guinness porter, and Cali common Belgium. Got two of each four just over a fiver.

 

[Purtchiarn]

My first ever kit woodforfes wherry. Absolutely tremendous really happy with the way it's turned out great kit!!!!

Thanks anyone who gave me great advice and helped me along in the forum!!!

 

[GerritT]

Epic lager. One of the few I like.

 

[Gerryjo]

SWMBO picked up one of these in Morrison's for me the other day, so I went back and hoovered up the last few on their shelf...

Had one last week and thought it was delicious as are both their porter's.

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[Lord Lucan]

Had one last week and thought it was delicious as are both their porter's.

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Wherry... again. Just opened my latest 80pint barrel...

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[Griff097]

Bath Ales, Golden Sheep, lovely it is too :)

 

[dad_of_jon]

er not sure I had a red top that was supposed to be a duvelex (low carbonation) but turned out to be my previous red top beer, with high carbonation and had half a glass of foam now what was it :hmm: ..... oh yeah working hard in the yard!

east vs west next then a st. bernardus abt 12 :whistle:

 

[marlon]

My take on London Pride......which looks more like Boddingtons..! (Tastes better though) :thumb:

 

[Wabby]

A Directors Courage clone that I bottled almost a year ago. Found in the fridge.

Not bad :)

 

[marshbrewer]

Commercial Fuller's 1845. Very tasty. My new #1 priority for yeast harvesting.

 

[pvt_ak]

A Directors Courage clone that I bottled almost a year ago. Found in the fridge.

Not bad :)

Bloody big fridge if been there a year !


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[Linalmeemow]

A saison that came out darker than I intended (it's OK though)
Greg Hughes' black IPA. Really lovely.

 

[mcphail]

I'm on the American Imperial IPA from the Morton book. Far, far, far too drinkable.

 

[Wabby]

Bloody big fridge if been there a year !


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Lol. It was my first kegged beer and had some left over so bottled. Been sat in the keg fridge since. Beer on tap means no need to drink the bottles.