Couple of home brew brown ales.
XX is one of my favorite Belgians I was lucky enough to have it on cask a few weeks ago at salford beer fest bloody brilliant.First beer of the night De Ranke XX Bitter http://www.deranke.be/en/bier/xx-bitter
"XX-bitter is our most bitter, high-fermenting beer. Despite its low alcohol content, it produces a very rich, long lasting, full flavour.
Taste: Very bitter but still balanced. Long-lasting, distinct hop taste."
- Straw Blonde
- 6% vol. alc.
- Brewers Gold & Hallertau Mittelfrüh
- 10 EBC
- 60 tot 65 IBU
- 33 cl, 75 cl et 20 l (keg)
- Continuously available
Full marks for giving all the stats. It tastes more like a highly-hopped blanche to me. Certainly very pleasant, although more suited to a summer's evening. And 6% is not my idea of low alcohol, despite living in Belgium for so many years.
The next beer is another Diôle, this time Amber.
Hi!I'm out with the lads from work tomorrow
Sampling 4 of my beers. From left:
8.2% ABV Imperial IPA, 6.1% ABV Saison, 4% ABV American Wheat and last bottle of 2.9% ABV of Grodziskie.
Arek,
Do you have printed bottle tops?
Do you do them yourself?
Beers look fantastic by the way.
I sampled a few different ones last night with an old friend. Started on a Triple Hopped IPA, moved on to a wheat beer that I added raspberries to and then finished on a chocolate stout. All kits from Wilkos but were that good he's now starting to home brew. As much as I love the kits I'm moving onto a mini Mash for my next brew with the plan of being all grain by the summer.
Ill get one in the post for ya pal.My Peanut butter milk stout thingy. Sweet and sticky it's like a liquid snickers. Mmmm! View attachment 16866
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