The recipe for this particular saison is on Page 4 of my brew day posts, post #79.
@Keats had a nice saison recipe for cardamom saison too.
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The recipe for this particular saison is on Page 4 of my brew day posts, post #79.
@Keats had a nice saison recipe for cardamom saison too.
Steve the Weissbier I your last post... do you "rate" this as a go to/standard?
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I have a Saison recipe sorted for next brew day. Pilsner, Vienna, wheat. Sorachi ace hops
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I reckon it's a pretty solid weisse. I'd maybe like a touch more clove personally, but it's light, refreshing, and rather good for the price.
The reason I ask is that although I really like a Weissbier I don't brew them often but mine seem to compare very favourable with this....
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I'd say that's a good sign.
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I'm going to pretend this was a Gulden Draak from Lidl. It is not. Still good though!
Never heard of these - but looks like they have a good mix of beers, and free delivery over £25!
Let us know what you think
Never heard of these - but looks like they have a good mix of beers, and free delivery over £25!
Let us know what you think
I hadn’t heard of them before now either but when I read this description of one of their beers there was no turning away.
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Tesco often have them on offer at 4 for £6.
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Generous offer and I will take you up on itWhen are you back in Derry. Your more than welcome to a few. I have some of my own ready if you fancy a swap
I don’t really bottle much at the min as it goes into the keg but I can do a few walled city brewery style and do them “tap fresh” ive a stout (8.5%) a slightly burnt rye beer(7.5%) -lets call it smoked rye and a patersbier 4.5%. Ive a Belgian blonde ready to keg as well.
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Sounds good I have a imperial stout, American amber and a Simcoe+mosiac IPA.
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This pub was in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire but I think it's open under a different name now
I’m trying a lager I brewed from a kit two years ago so I’d have something for the lager drinkers. It took a long time to come good (why I still have some!) but it’s actually not bad now and I’d say it’s as good as most lagers I’ve tried. It was a Beerworks kit called “Southern Gold Digger” and if you don’t mind waiting two years, I’d probably recommend it.
Another dissappointing waitrose beer.
Wish I'd checked the BB date before putting it in my trolley.
Shame as it may have been decent 9 months ago when it was fresh.
The best bit about it is the embossed pattern in the can - never seen that before
Wish I'd checked the BB date before putting it in my trolley.
Shame as it may have been decent 9 months ago when it was fresh.
The best bit about it is the embossed pattern in the can - never seen that before
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Many a time I have bought a beer because I like the name of the can.Always the sign of a great beer
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