What are you drinking tonight.

[dad_of_jon]

Westmalle dubbel and then a Banks' bitter. Is it wrong I enjoyed the Banks more?

yes it is wrong, you should be barred from the forum

 

[pms67]

Not this anyway

 

[GerritT]

Had to pick up the wee one from one of her friends, so just poured the first of the night. #38, some sort of ESB. Nice 'n sweet. Bit foamy because I was in a hurry :)

 

[Hoddy]

A few beers tonight after visiting my local “special” beer shop during the week in addition to a Tesco extra.

Be smashing a few more verdant and Loka (now known as polly’s) beers in tomorrow too. Tidy......

 

[An Ankoù]

Working our way down the menu!View attachment 18880

The prices are a lot more attractive than anything I could find in Poole last time I visited England. Apart ftom the legendary ex-serviceman's club, of course.

 

[DavieC]

Yes @An Ankoù , its a great place,brewed on the premises,I had my back to the fermenters, great beers and very affordable.Hanley town centre.I love it, others may not agree .

 

[Horners]

My take on Darkstar's Hophead. This really is a refreshing, tasty pint to wash down my lunchtime butties.

 

[Ray1314]

Bugger all . Work on a ship for 4 weeks at a time, no alcohol. Spend my days looking through the forum dreaming of my next pint!

 

[samale]

Bugger all . Work on a ship for 4 weeks at a time, no alcohol. Spend my days looking through the forum dreaming of my next pint!

Nightmare

 

[matt76]

Well actually this was last night, but a bottle of this Oakhams Scarlet Macaw Pale Ale I picked up in Lidl as part of their craft beer week.

I didn't get any sense of orange from the Amarillo, maybe it was just used for bittering.

But my word the summit hops are mega yellow-grapefruitey! I'll have to get me some of those (and they seem quite reasonably priced too!)

 

[Leon103]

Only two tonight but what a two to drink.

Show casing some amazing welsh beers

 

[stigman]

A few stouts from buxton coral castle coconut stout 8.5% bloody lovely
Coward (yellow belly anniversary) 13% even bloody lovelyer.
And organic harvest saison by little earth project Wow! This is amazing dry and fruity with that peppery saison thing then soured in oak. I could drink this forever.

 

[Hoddy]

As it was a Saturday night I was “pushing the boat out” on my beers tonight.

 

[Clint]

Peerless...triple blonde...3 pints,Hawks Head ITA..waiti,NZ pale ..1 pint,my English pale..1 pint,Foxbat Bitter 1 pint,latest AIPA, absolutely smashing!..1 pint...

 

[stigman]

My golden strong 9.2% whilst chiliing this brew to lager yeast temps! I need a plate chiller badly. It's 1 in the morning and only at 25°. Oh well time for another.

 

[Clint]

Thought I'd post my AIPA as tested last night...it's a winner!
4kg pale,I used Maris otter
225g crystal 60
250g aromatic
200g flaked barley
200g oats
Water treatment basic "pale beer".
25g Apollo @ 60
18g citra @ 10
30g citra @ 80 degrees
Dry hop after 2 weeks with 45g cascade and 35g citra.
American ale yeast.
IBU 40...I think!
Og 1042
Fg 1008

 

[robster62]

I found this in my local M&S and thought I'd give it a try hops are target, goldings, pilgrim, sovereign, progress, first gold, brambling cross and finchcocks spirit of Kent its not bad

 

[eyuptm]

No.14 on the list, a lovely, if slightly cold, IPA, with loads of flavour from post-boil, if I'm not mistaken, tastes of grapefruit/lychee. Is 5 pints to much??!!!

 

[Slid]

Drinking a pale ale that used up Northern Brewer and Mittelfrau hops. Slightly odd taste, but not unpleasant - sort of English malts, US 05 yeast (West Coast, "Chico" strain) and German / Belgian hops.

Nice Amber colour and good head retention, due to 170g of Wheat Malt.

 

[Leon103]

Best £6 I have spent in a long time