What are you drinking 2024.

[Donegal john]

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Surprise drop from Bank Street Social Wrexham off the Mrs...

Couple of ones I’ve had before there from the white hag and bullhouse. You won’t be disappointed

 

[Alastair70]

More tea vicar? Mmm, don’t mind if I do.

 

[Donegal john]

I’ve had the stout edition. It was marvellous.

It’s a very nice drop. The ipa one is completely different lots of citrus and honey. I prefer the stout one

 

[531Man]

Evenin' folks,
Starting with my Camden Ale 'Amber clone'.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, I love the flavours of this beer.
And it changes as it ages, getting richer citrus tones tonight, or is it my palate?
SWMBOd is on preprandial Kiwi Sauv. Blanc 'The Ned'. Lovely stuff.
I'll join her later, but not just yet........

 

[Baldylocks Brewery]

Started with a pint of wainwright golden ale on the way back from shopping, very nice!
Then trial of the two week conditioned Raspberry wheat beer the on to a best bitter.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Last of the four Fullers.

 

[Tanglefoot]

Avast ye landlubbers !
Settling sail for the bank holiday with a fine glass of Broadside.

 

[Leon103]

Been out for food.

I was on these which was lovely

 

[Donegal john]

Avast ye landlubbers !
Settling sail for the bank holiday with a fine glass of Broadside.View attachment 97533

Have one of those for later. Looks good

 

[dave_77]

Last pint of German hopped Golden ale, keg kicked on a full glass

 

[Donegal john]

This is a very nice strong dark Yorkshire ale.

 

[Leon103]

Back home and a nice light saison.

 

[Herms bay]

I used Gordon Strong's recipe and Windsor yeast.
https://byo.com/recipe/timothy-taylor-brewery-landlord-clone/

Sorry I thought the Nancy Naylor was a different recipe. I am happy with my Tim T recipe using the Wyeast 1469. this just looked like a lighter version in your post.

 

[Baldylocks Brewery]

And finally

 

[dad_of_jon]

Yesterday's haul as I needed a no beer day plus it was easier to manage driving home from hebden bridge. 3 of these 4 beers were delicious for different reasons but the black IPA didn't quite live up to the other bipa's I've had.

The queen's knot brewery aka @DocAnna was most welcome like a light version of la trappe quad, which as it is a dubbel is exactly to style.

I've had quite a few dubbels that disappointed but Docanna's brew has persuaded me to give them another go that's how good it is.

the new luminous nights label design clearly means it's a new batch and it isn't over carbed so that's good. Beware as It was sold alongside the old can design in Lidls.

The Northern monk beer was very good compared to most of Their supermarket range so that was the icing on the cake.

Final pic is my haul from Scotland

 

[dad_of_jon]

Avast ye landlubbers !
Settling sail for the bank holiday with a fine glass of Broadside.View attachment 97533

I often fire a broadside after drinking one or two of those

 

[LesTom]

Not a bad drop this..

 

[Sadfield]

Not Ice Cold or in Alex. A flavoursome Pilsner with a healthy amount of bitterness.

 

[pilgrimhudd]

@Moe American Amber to follow my own lager which is not worth writing home about.

A lovely looking beer, nice and clear, copper coloured with a creamy head. Well carbonated. Can't get much in the way of aroma, taste wise malty, piney hops. A little muted in taste and aroma, which isn't really a criticism, it's a nice beer and well balanced. Thanks for sharing!

 

[foxy]

Sorry I thought the Nancy Naylor was a different recipe. I am happy with my Tim T recipe using the Wyeast 1469. this just looked like a lighter version in your post.

Timothy Taylor has a SRM of 6 so it is a pale colour.