What are you drinking tonight.

[Clint]

Before I forget...Moberley brewery..Shooting fish,a hazy IPA,Rudgate..third wheel..pale ale,one called scarecrow and another called Yorkshire pride from breweries I forget.....
The shooting fish was £5 a pint ...I had to try it,it's just ok. My current kegged IPA knocks it into a cocked hat....

 

[pvt_ak]

View attachment 18502 View attachment 18503 "pvt_ak, post: 813632, member: 16890"]View attachment 18432 Spot of mango milkshake !

Off topic but I like your floor and wood burner
I’ve just finished my living room, a wood burner is a thing of beauty
Before and after[/QUOTE]

Indeed it is dude.

 

[Drunkula]

A Sainsburys IPA and a lot of Speckled Hen in cans. I'm currently trying to calibrate myself to "This is what 40 IBUs is like." thought it tastes malty up front but then dies back into bitterness.

The thing about homebrewing is that you start to taste things differently and what would be a playful nuance that you had to play hide and seek with before becomes a joyful expectation. I wonder if lager brewers ever get to have that....

 

[prog99]

Just finishing off one of these from tesco for £3 a can. Its very good and amazingly drinkable for 7.4%.
Its all about the grapefruit but the hops come through more as it warms.
If you like elvis juice you'll love this

Sounds good, I’d heard they had refreshed their range of decent beers at Tesco.

 

[BridgeBrew]

Range IPA. Bloody lovely. Added 1kg mangrove jack LME, and 500g of dextrose. These kit's are supplied with a generous size sachet of hop pellets for dry hopping, cascade, and amarillo i reckon by the aroma. Very nice drop a bit stronger then my usual brew's 5.5 percent, normally stick to about 4, to 4.5.

 

[pms67]

View attachment 18508 View attachment 18509 Range IPA. Bloody lovely. Added 1kg mangrove jack LME, and 500g of dextrose. These kit's are supplied with a generous size sachet of hop pellets for dry hopping, cascade, and amarillo i reckon by the aroma. Very nice drop a bit stronger then my usual brew's 5.5 percent, normally stick to about 4, to 4.5.

That looks bloody lovely!

 

[dan125]

Sounds good, I’d heard they had refreshed their range of decent beers at Tesco.

Yeah I picked up 6 different new 440ml cans, all £3 a can. DIPAs and sours seems to be the theme for the new range - I'll report back on one or two of the others tonight

 

[Leon103]

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Yeah I picked up 6 different new 440ml cans, all £3 a can. DIPAs and sours seems to be the theme for the new range - I'll report back on one or two of the others tonight

Surprised you haven't drank them all by now

 

[pvt_ak]

View attachment 18508 View attachment 18509 Range IPA. Bloody lovely. Added 1kg mangrove jack LME, and 500g of dextrose. These kit's are supplied with a generous size sachet of hop pellets for dry hopping, cascade, and amarillo i reckon by the aroma. Very nice drop a bit stronger then my usual brew's 5.5 percent, normally stick to about 4, to 4.5.

That looks a lovely pint

 

[samale]

Some head on that pint. Is that out of a bottle or keg

 

[dan125]

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Surprised you haven't drank them all by now

Ha, was tempted but thought I'd be a good boy and save them for a friday treat

 

[GerritT]

Bought some Steam IIPA from the Lidl, as my homebrew stock is nigh depleted! (apart from some ciders, meads and sbiten).

 

[Braindead]

These 3 babies.
Cloudwater & Other Half 48gram a litre dry hop lol
Cloudwater & Monkish 40 gram a litre dry hop

 

[Leon103]

These 3 babies.
Cloudwater & Other Half 48gram a litre dry hop lol
Cloudwater & Monkish 40 gram a litre dry hop View attachment 18513

Pay day beers.

 

[Braindead]

Pay day beers.

Hahaha well spotted.
Bloody pricy

 

[dan125]

48gram a litre dry hop

They must have to squeeze the beer out of the hops straight into the cans

 

[foxbat]

Some head on that pint. Is that out of a bottle or keg

That's what I was thinking. Almost looks like a nitro keg.

 

[BridgeBrew]

Some head on that pint. Is that out of a bottle or keg

It's out of a Wilko p/b. I dont bottle at all, beer taste's better from a Keg IMO

 

[Ajhutch]

A Sainsburys IPA and a lot of Speckled Hen in cans. I'm currently trying to calibrate myself to "This is what 40 IBUs is like." thought it tastes malty up front but then dies back into bitterness.

The thing about homebrewing is that you start to taste things differently and what would be a playful nuance that you had to play hide and seek with before becomes a joyful expectation. I wonder if lager brewers ever get to have that....

Funnily enough doing something very similar. I bought some bottles of ghost ship specifically to calibrate because I have it in my memory bank as ‘pretty balanced but fairly fruity hoppy’ but it could easily be a year since I had it.

 

[Clint]

QC control on my 17 day bottled Foxbat Bitter. Very light carbonation as I never put them somewhere warm to carbonate,just chucked them in the shed...but they're getting there!
I must say,this is rather nice! Basic water treatment for "amber" beer seems to have upped my game a bit! Still a bit young but got a really good "bitter" taste about it.
Thanks Foxbat!!