What are you drinking tonight.
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pvt_ak
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An ale (one of my first brews from last year) retrieved from late Uncles house.
I’d given him a few and this was a single bottle left.
Bloody lovely !
Bit flat - but tastes good. Malty , yet bitter with a bit of orange cutting through.
Must look back at my recipes and re do this one . With a little more carb, this would be a great Xmas brew.
I’d given him a few and this was a single bottle left.
Bloody lovely !
Bit flat - but tastes good. Malty , yet bitter with a bit of orange cutting through.
Must look back at my recipes and re do this one . With a little more carb, this would be a great Xmas brew.
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Brewdog Electric India, which is frankly rather disappointing. It's a bit of a stretch to call this a saison, the yeasty flavours are very muted and clean, and the hop flavours are rather generic and boring.
I am picking Mrs Tea up shortly only then will i find out what I am drinking tonight, she usually gets me a cracking selection of beers.
I think there is a cracking selection of beers to be found somewhere around here?
Just joking.
Proper spoilt you are chippy...
I know, its my payment for leaving a warm house getting soaked going to the car to pick her up (well worth it though) :thumba:
ukphiltr7
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Last night I got one of the ciders down from the shelf. These I made some months ago from 100% apple juice and cider yeast. All looked good and I was hoping for great things. However, it was not to be. Little fizz and dry, so dry. Not my taste at all. With our move back to the UK that is all I have left after the Mr Beer Churchill's Nut Brown had gone. Nothing to sweeten it with so it went down the drain.
stigman
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stigman
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Troltunga gooseberry sour
And still one of my favorite ipa's axe edge.
Oneflewover
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First taste of my chocolate, coconut, rum stout. Only a couple of weeks in the bottle, but drinking well already.
Pint of Citra down the local; better on pump than in the bottle but not totally bowled over. Returned home for a couple of pints of my Kentucky Common, which shows promise but is still a bit young. I'll leave it alone now till next weekend.
Lucky enough to drop into my local Morrison’s on my way home and they had some teku glasses in stock. At £1 each!!
Picked up a few and a few beers to boot. What a result for a grey Monday.
stigman
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I paid £2 for mine Hoddy I feel like I've been robbed now.
I genuinely couldn’t believe a) I actually found some in a store b) they were only a £1.
TBH I felt like I was robbing the place walking out with a few glasses at that price.
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Did side by sides cheaps IPAs: St. Austell's Proper Job, the Sainsbury's American Style and Morrison's The Best IPA.
The Proper Job was more malty and just beat the Sainsbury's because it had a slight harsh tail end - then we had a load of gin and I can't even remember the Morrison's.vv
The Proper Job was more malty and just beat the Sainsbury's because it had a slight harsh tail end - then we had a load of gin and I can't even remember the Morrison's.vv
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Real or kit? And are the hops nice. I tried a few beers recently where my friends said they were too hoppy and I wondered if the hop space-race would maybe burst.
Mr Fro
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It was the kit with some pellet packs in the box.
It's mellowed a little but not much.
JimSY
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Second taste of my own London Porter, not quite as strong as the Fuller's beer it's based on but quite delicious, even if I do say so myself! :-)
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