What are you drinking tonight 2020.

Mrhandsome · Aug 7, 2020

Just found out it's international beer day today.

So in answer to the question 'what are you drinking tonight?'

Yes.

Clint · Aug 7, 2020

A spiffing answer! What!What!What!

Cptn_Needa · Aug 7, 2020

Mrhandsome said:
Just found out it's international beer day today.

So in answer to the question 'what are you drinking tonight?'

Yes.

Perfect
My very first AG brew has just hit 4 weeks conditioning so I'll be tucking in to that and raising a glass to this forum for all the help in getting there.

Fuzzy Growler · Aug 7, 2020

Jim Brewster · Aug 7, 2020

Thornbridge Jamestown NEIPA

Masson · Aug 7, 2020

Got a few grapefruit ipa chilling ,going to finally bottle my cider and the second fermenter I ordered arrived today so time to get a couple of brews on I think

Clint · Aug 7, 2020

What beach you on Fuzzy?

Banbeer · Aug 7, 2020

Clint said:
What beach you on Fuzzy?

Looks a bit like Sunoffa?

Pennine · Aug 7, 2020

put down one of these, could swear they use k97

obscure · Aug 7, 2020

Deya Giant Leap ESB (5.5%)

Its not bad, it has a pleasant flavour and if I had paid £1.50 in Tesco or even £3.50 in a pub I would have being happy enough. But it was £3.50 for a can, not exceptional expensive, (I bought some Verdant beer as well), but suffice it to say I am relieved I only bought two cans of it (part of a six can mixed pack).

dan125 · Aug 7, 2020

Well needed livener/quencher after a few beers with @dave_77 last night and an afternoon roasting in my home office/brewshed.
Cheers all
acheers.

Fuzzy Growler · Aug 7, 2020

Clint said:
What beach you on Fuzzy?

Creswell in Northumberland mate

obscure · Aug 7, 2020

Deya Steady Rolling Man (5.2%)

Described as a NEIPA I would say it’s closer to a traditional American Pale Ale that said after the rather disappointing Giant Leap ESB this is a marked step up a solid pale lots of flavour nice after taste and generally pretty decent.

dan125 · Aug 7, 2020

My American amber with no dry hop is tasting more American now, after 4 weeks in the keg, than it has at any point up to now

GerritT · Aug 7, 2020

An unnamed ale (label fell off, so must be older than half a year)and I have what I think a loganberry stout waiting in the fridge. All from a crate that suddenly held more than empty bottles. Small miracles, I say. Will post the stout later. The ale tastes like hopped extract: drinkable.

Hazelwood Brewery · Aug 7, 2020

Given today’s heat I’m again starting with a pint of my Galaxy/Citra ale from the cooled keg. Yes, I’m still using it which is probably a good selling point for it. athumb..

Steven · Aug 7, 2020

Ciderworks Superior Dry Oak Apple

obscure · Aug 7, 2020

Verdant Keep Left DIPA (8%)

Why are strong beers so dam, drinkable, packed full of flavour and really easy to drink.

dan125 · Aug 7, 2020

Just doing one last carb check on my Verdant yeast neipa before I bottle some in the morning athumb..

strange-steve · Aug 7, 2020

dan125 said:
Just doing one last carb check on my Verdant yeast neipa before I bottle some in the morning
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That looks great!

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