What are you drinking tonight 2021?

[Hazelwood Brewery]

The English Bitter I kegged yesterday. It might improve a little over the next week but it’s ready to drink right out of the fermenter. Makes me happy.

 

[Jim Brewster]

Mauldon Mole Trap, second pint at 3.8%, very nice pint

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Fish and chips

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I have fish, chips and mushy peas 6 minutes away. To complete the set, another English Bitter.

 

[dave_77]

Very nice pilsner from Kernel. Lovely and bitter, herbal with a slight fruitiness

 

[jayk34]

Quality control on Northern brown ale. 6 days in bottle and think I'm going to like this one.

 

[cushyno]

Seeing as it's Thursday and I have a couple of John Guest fittings to tweak my gas line routing, it would be wrong not to

TT Landlord tribute. A little acidic but reasonable flavour and colour. Unfortunately, not as good as the real thing though still an enjoyable pint. Landlord is a tricky beer to recreate.

 

[cushyno]

Last one might not have touched the sides.

QC on the Bohemian Lager

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Last one might not have touched the sides.

QC on the Bohemian Lager
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Nice picture.

 

[cushyno]

Nice picture.

Quite arty for me! Totally by chance I'm afraid

 

[Alastair70]

Listened to the latest Brülosophy podcast on the way up the road from Dublin, really put me in the mood for an Irish Red Ale. This is a pretty good example. I’ve added Irish Red to the Need To Brew Queue.

In more exciting news, my Summer Breeze V2 has hit FG and weighs in at a respectable 5.25%ABV. Dry hops going in tomorrow, package Monday, burst carb and it will be drinking by end of next week

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Listened to the latest Brülosophy podcast on the way up the road from Dublin, really put me in the mood for an Irish Red Ale. This is a pretty good example. I’ve added Irish Red to the Need To Brew Queue.
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In more exciting news, my Summer Breeze V2 has hit FG and weighs in at a respectable 5.25%ABV. Dry hops going in tomorrow, package Monday, burst carb and it will be drinking by end of next week
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You’re right on the money. I hope you like it, I do!

 

[Alastair70]

First proper pint of my session IPA, it’s been in keg for 10days now. Very happy with the outcome. Cleared nicely, dry as a bone and nice bright flavour. Bready malts, good body and mouthfeel despite lower ABV. Getting more simcoe on the hop front, I’ll be doubling the Amarillo in the dry hop next time. I suspect this keg will get ripped through in no time.

 

[cushyno]

Oh, go on then. Father's Day soon, best clear some space in the cupboard...

Rather good, as you'd expect from Hook Norton.

 

[Alastair70]

Just came across this while looking at Irish Red recipes Link
Reading between the lines it’s close to what I was planning grain wise. I had been thinking either fuggles or goldings, bittering to around 20IBU with a second 15 minute addition for flavour and using Verdant for the esters it would bring. Now I’m conflicted. if anyone has brewed the GEB kit I’d love to hear what they thought.

 

[dave_77]

My first try of my lemondrop Saison. Only been in the bottle a couple of weeks , carbonation is getting there and I think a bit of fridge time and it will crisp up nicely. This batch has been mainly had Orval dregs added but kept 6 bottles as non Brett.

 

[cushyno]

My first try of my lemondrop Saison. Only been in the bottle a couple of weeks , carbonation is getting there and I think a bit of fridge time and it will crisp up nicely. This batch has been mainly had Orval dregs added but kept 6 bottles as non Brett.
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Looks really good. Great colour to complement the lemon flavour.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I’m having a 3C next. The beer is actually quite clear, the glass has condensation on it even at about 13C in this warm humid air.

 

[Ade McDade]

Currently enjoying a small glass of Wilko's Thirsty Devil Red Ale. It's not all that red but it does taste pretty good.

 

[samale]

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