Last weekend of dry January. Lazer Crush is the most drinkable AF hoppy beer.
What are you drinking 2024.
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Starting with one of my hazies
We’re at my sister-in-laws in Norfolk this weekend. This is my score so far tonight with Wherry, Broadside, and Faith to go. Maybe a couple of others as it’s still early 
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Good that Morrisons stock this
We've finally opened @Clint's Oatmeal Stout. Sorry for the delay Clint!
The beer has been out of the fridge about half an hour warming up.
In appearance it's jet black with a decent tan-coloured head that lasted a few minutes, even after pre-pouring into a jug.
Carbonation level just right for a stout, with a body which is on the higher side of medium.
There's a very faint pruney aroma, and maybe a teensy bit of sulphur. The latter is hardly noticeable though.
Very smooth, lightly-bittered stout with a light roasted flavour, which is balanced nicely with some dark fruits and maybe a hint of nut.
Overall a very good example of an Oatmeal Stout, thanks again for sending us it, we have enjoyed it.
The beer has been out of the fridge about half an hour warming up.
In appearance it's jet black with a decent tan-coloured head that lasted a few minutes, even after pre-pouring into a jug.
Carbonation level just right for a stout, with a body which is on the higher side of medium.
There's a very faint pruney aroma, and maybe a teensy bit of sulphur. The latter is hardly noticeable though.
Very smooth, lightly-bittered stout with a light roasted flavour, which is balanced nicely with some dark fruits and maybe a hint of nut.
Overall a very good example of an Oatmeal Stout, thanks again for sending us it, we have enjoyed it.
Totally forgot I'd sent you that! Glad you liked it though.We've finally opened @Clint's Oatmeal Stout. Sorry for the delay Clint!
The beer has been out of the fridge about half an hour warming up.
In appearance it's jet black with a decent tan-coloured head that lasted a few minutes, even after pre-pouring into a jug.
Carbonation level just right for a stout, with a body which is on the higher side of medium.
There's a very faint pruney aroma, and maybe a teensy bit of sulphur. The latter is hardly noticeable though.
Very smooth, lightly-bittered stout with a light roasted flavour, which is balanced nicely with some dark fruits and maybe a hint of nut.
Overall a very good example of an Oatmeal Stout, thanks again for sending us it, we have enjoyed it.
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The better half is away so I decided to have some of her sauv blanc. This is rather nice, it’s a summer drink but went well with seafood pasta.
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Forgot to post the next beer. A lovely lower abv pale from cloudwater
In an Irish pub in Glasgow drinking Guinness
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I'm brewing today so I've poured one of Jim's cold brew stouts. This is the nicest thing we have on tap at the mo.
After this disappointment that I’m not really sure was porter to start with I have decided to have a go myself. I opened a mature brown porter bottle and added 4g of coarse ground light roast coffee from Origin. I figure 10g/l is about the maximum practical dose before the coffee would become the major expense. The missing 1g from that calculation I spilled all over the kitchen as it didn’t in fact fit in the bottle on top of the beer. It will have 24hours cold steeping and hopefully be able to pour through a tea strainer!
Okay; weird colour but it's a zingy masterpiece
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Too early for Paddy's day....!!!
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Still in Wales but with a good drop of Dudley Ale!
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A magnum of Chouffe!
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I've not bothered with many non alc beers this month. I'd rather wait for the real thing but fancied someething beer-ish after a successful brew day.
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Earl Grey off. Recently bottled Golden Ale and Marbles IPA.
