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Happy 70th. 20 years on me and I hope to be doing the same in 20 years time.
What are you drinking tonight 2022?
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Happy Birthday!
A beautiful beer from No Frills Joe.
Double slit experiment.
Double slit experiment.
Playing it safe with that one. Tap 2 is definitely an after dinner drink.Tap 2 getting a miss this early ? Can’t be legless when the guests arrive (been there done that)
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Must be down to the last few pints of this First Gold IPA, uncharacteristic restraint from me as it was kegged
84 days ago !
Currently about to start the boil on a Mosaic and Citra IPA after a late start and a trip to my local
friendly home brew shop.
84 days ago !
Currently about to start the boil on a Mosaic and Citra IPA after a late start and a trip to my local
friendly home brew shop.
A pint of bitter next.
I'm jealous!
This is a cracker of a rye ale
Another Double-Slit Ecperiment. Really nice.
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What is this you are drinking?
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The old guy second left
It’s a NEIPA brewed by Jack at No Frills Joe brewery and is something of a masterpiece in my view. It’s called Double-Slit Experiment (one of the most mesmerising/mind blowing quantum mechanics experiments). Jack hosts our homebrew club meetings and a really nice guy.
If you’re not familiar with the experiment this will blow you mind or you’ve not understood it.
Who is the guy to your right, not Lucas by any chance?
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I concur.. tasting very fresh
Had a few pints of cask at Iron Pier this afternoon
AG#91 "Smiling Politely" Hefeweizen
This is proving to be exceptionally drinkable at the moment. It's a bit more banana and less clove than the one I made 6-9 months ago, a bit fruity, and has a lovely bready flavour. It's clearing a bit much so might need to give the keg a shake - at the moment it's like if you poured one from a bottle without the yeast whereas I usually go all-in. But yeah, very pleased with this
This is proving to be exceptionally drinkable at the moment. It's a bit more banana and less clove than the one I made 6-9 months ago, a bit fruity, and has a lovely bready flavour. It's clearing a bit much so might need to give the keg a shake - at the moment it's like if you poured one from a bottle without the yeast whereas I usually go all-in. But yeah, very pleased with this
AG#92 "Inspiration" Pale Ale
I'm calling it a pale ale, you can call it IPA or NEIPA if you prefer, the lines are blurry. It's a tweaked version of the published recipe for Verdant Lightbulb but using Citra instead of Simcoe. It's ended up with a nice NEIPA-style haze which I certainly don't object to but I didn't do anything in particular to make it happen either.
"That recipe looks absolutely banging" commented @St00 in my brewday thread, and I have to say I'm pretty pleased with the result. There's enough bitterness there to keep it refreshing though I wouldn't go any less. It's got a crushed pineapple thing going on that reminds me of Britvic 55
I'm calling it a pale ale, you can call it IPA or NEIPA if you prefer, the lines are blurry. It's a tweaked version of the published recipe for Verdant Lightbulb but using Citra instead of Simcoe. It's ended up with a nice NEIPA-style haze which I certainly don't object to but I didn't do anything in particular to make it happen either.
"That recipe looks absolutely banging" commented @St00 in my brewday thread, and I have to say I'm pretty pleased with the result. There's enough bitterness there to keep it refreshing though I wouldn't go any less. It's got a crushed pineapple thing going on that reminds me of Britvic 55
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Do like.the hop Ernest..another good beer from No Frills Joe
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