Post nights beer, thought I'd have one of my GH honey ale, it's been in bottle for nearly a year and it gets better and better.
What are you drinking tonight 2020.
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You still have it after a year?
I always leave a couple, I'd like to think it was to see the change in the beer over time but actually it's because I get bored easily and move on to the next. I have lots of odds and odds hanging around. Some get chucked away straight away, for example patersbeir does not age well.
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Trying a pint of my saison. It’s clearing but still has a way to go. At this point the aroma is nice and the flavour is OK but I’m not overly impressed. It is only three weeks conditioned though so another couple of weeks could make all the difference 
Ruddy show off...
Above meant for Fuzzygrowler...but seeing as H has popped up too ..
Above meant for Fuzzygrowler...but seeing as H has popped up too ..
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Really looking forward to the best Bitter by NM and other half in the US
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Maybe you should have tried to make it hazy
Gazc
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Brewdog vs cloudwater New England IPA, very very nice.. only got a couple of cans as it’s £3 a tin- but well worth it, very citrusy
What me? Showing off? Never!!
I could be tempted to trade my pint of mediocre saison for 20 tins of Northern Monk ale though.
Banbeer
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Mixed my MJ juicy session IPA with my AG doublehopped IPA and it's lovely. It's my third pint and I fear that there's not much more in the Corny of either 
Luckily I have 2 FV's cold crashing.
Luckily I have 2 FV's cold crashing.
Fuzzy Growler
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I'm going to have to look in to getting one of these corny kegsMixed my MJ juicy session IPA with my AG doublehopped IPA and it's lovely. It's my third pint and I fear that there's not much more in the Corny of either
DavidHatton
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Worcester Hop Shop Fullers ESB, good all grain kits, tried 2, the Hobgoblin & ESB both kits came out lighter than the original beer, but on a plus they came with leaf hops.. great stuff, all gone now.
DavidHatton
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Going to try and do that with my recent brews, I am ahead now having brewed nearly 70 litres over the past week, should give me some clear time to brew some strong brews, a wee heavy and a belgian dark strong beer, both for winter this year and winter nextI always leave a couple, I'd like to think it was to see the change in the beer over time but actually it's because I get bored easily and move on to the next. I have lots of odds and odds hanging around. Some get chucked away straight away, for example patersbeir does not age well.
I’ve decided it’s time to enjoy an oak-aged Imperial stout. 
Going to try and do that with my recent brews, I am ahead now having brewed nearly 70 litres over the past week, should give me some clear time to brew some strong brews, a wee heavy and a belgian dark strong beer, both for winter this year and winter next
Yep a strong dark belgian is one of my next efforts, a wee heavy sounds like a good'n though, may look into that.
DavidHatton
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Yes wanted to go further north abv wise than McEwans Champion, so maybe 8.5 upwards, Don't have a open fire for winter, but this might help.
Banbeer
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That's what I said and now have 3
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