Anyone a recipe for the brewdog Mr
Mr President !! Does taste rather good, I’ve a copy of all brewdog recipes think they are on there website. This one seems to be missing though !(
What are you drinking tonight.
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Gulpitdarn
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Right, well last night as I was awaiting for my lad to finish work, free lift home and all that... I popped into Weather spoons around the corner from his place, for a Porter, see photo below.
Now, a year ago I'd have called this a very nice beer, and for only £1.99 it was sensibly priced. But because I have now gone All Grain home brewing, my expectation of purchased beer has moved up a notch. I have to say it was a disappointing beer. It was watery, there was no mouthfeel.
I reckon I am now doomed to a life of brewing my own grog. (can that be a bad thing?)
Now, a year ago I'd have called this a very nice beer, and for only £1.99 it was sensibly priced. But because I have now gone All Grain home brewing, my expectation of purchased beer has moved up a notch. I have to say it was a disappointing beer. It was watery, there was no mouthfeel.
I reckon I am now doomed to a life of brewing my own grog. (can that be a bad thing?)
Ask for a try before you buy....
In brewdog mancs having already had a few premium beers on the train up here. Here until Friday but can't do 3 brewdogs in a row. Have to visit the Nicholson's here... Be rude not to
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Couple of pints of Marston's Old Empire IPA - tastes reasonable, full mouthfeel for its 5.7% sock rockin' ABV, but quite an understated drink for an IPA, I expected more flavour.
Followed by a sample of what's becoming my house ale - a twist on a GH Brown Ale that is bittered with American hops and flavoured with Challenger, yeast is MJ36 but you wouldn't know it. Easy to make, easy to drink.
Followed by a sample of what's becoming my house ale - a twist on a GH Brown Ale that is bittered with American hops and flavoured with Challenger, yeast is MJ36 but you wouldn't know it. Easy to make, easy to drink.
pvt_ak
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Early taste of the GH Raspberry Wheat beer ....
DavidHatton
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Old speckled hen clone type thing, after a month in the bottle, it is spot on, abit darker than the original. V2 will be lighter.
GhostShip
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It was actually last night but I wouldn't have been capable of typing this!
Had a great night at the Tap & Kitchen in Oundle, Northamptonshire, which is attached to the Nene Valley Brewery. They have about 15 beers on, ranging from pale ales to stouts. I started last night with a couple of pints of 'Bump n' Grind', which was a coffee pale ale. It was really good. More like a lager, but with a very subtle hit of coffee a minute or so after you'd swallowed it. I then moved on to 'Hop Stash', which as the name suggests, is a light, hoppy beer which had me hooked for the rest of the night. Lovely pint.
I've been there before and my favourite is 'Big Bang Theory', but unfortuantely, that was off.
If anyone is ever in the area, I'd highly recommend it. Really nice atmosphere, excellent food and a great selection of beer. Nice in the summer too, as there are tables outside right next to the river.
Had a great night at the Tap & Kitchen in Oundle, Northamptonshire, which is attached to the Nene Valley Brewery. They have about 15 beers on, ranging from pale ales to stouts. I started last night with a couple of pints of 'Bump n' Grind', which was a coffee pale ale. It was really good. More like a lager, but with a very subtle hit of coffee a minute or so after you'd swallowed it. I then moved on to 'Hop Stash', which as the name suggests, is a light, hoppy beer which had me hooked for the rest of the night. Lovely pint.
I've been there before and my favourite is 'Big Bang Theory', but unfortuantely, that was off.
If anyone is ever in the area, I'd highly recommend it. Really nice atmosphere, excellent food and a great selection of beer. Nice in the summer too, as there are tables outside right next to the river.
Didn't get to Nicholson's at least not yet.. stuck in the paramount with a punk IPA and bengali waiting for my pizza. Oh **** it's valentine's Day and the place is rammed.
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Spin followed by football tonight. Aching all over. So cracked open my first taste of my milk stout. Tastes really nice.
You are unlucky...I haven't got any mates....
Dutto
Landlord.
Oh, that is so not true!
Only the other day I saw someone defending you on the Forum!
I can't remember which Thread it was but someone (I've blocked him now) said that you couldn't "brew sh!t" (his words not mine) and a Member (obviously a friend of yours) defended you by saying "Yes he can! In fact Clint is famous for it!"
If someone could point me to this thread i would appreciate it as i missed it.
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Are you sure it didn't say he could Bull s**t not couldn't Brew s**t?
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Banbeer
Banbeer Brewing
Trying my first Wherry since I started brewing again and probably will try a Coopers Euro lager just to see how its coming along 
Oh I wish I knew who liked me then I could like all his posts...
It is true though..I am a bit of a Billy no mates ..
It is true though..I am a bit of a Billy no mates ..
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