Best beer you have brewed and why?

[GHW]

I've just had a pint of my cascade/centennial pale, and it might have been the lamb shawarma I ate it with, but by god I enjoyed it. It's a tough choice but I think it's probably my fave brew so far. It's citrus fresh and hoppy, but with a nice smooth malt base, a little sweetness from the caramalt and lovely mouthfeel (maybe a bit under carbed but nobody's perfect).

So...what's your best brew to date and why?

 

[Hops_and_Dreams]

I really like my Nelson Sauvin pale ale, just because it tastes like nothing else I've made (in a good way). I am a fan of this hop.

 

[the_city_of_homebrew]

New ish to homebrew, about a year. Dabbled in all types of brewing, but my favourite currently is probably a Woodford Wherry i did, with added specialities. Tasted like cookies.

 

[GHW]

New ish to homebrew, about a year. Dabbled in all types of brewing, but my favourite currently is probably a Woodford Wherry i did, with added specialities. Tasted like cookies.

What did you add to make it taste like cookies? Cookies?

 

[DoctorMick]

The Kernel Double Citra IPA recipe pack from BrewUK, it was absolutely fantastic...strong as hell tho.

 

[McMullan]

Recently, a classic Saison with Aurora hops. Patience made it a favourite. 4 weeks in the primary and 6 weeks conditioning following natural carbonation. All evidence that it ever existed was consumed very quickly. I should make another, when I'm feeling patient enough.

 

[clibit]

I've tried to come up with an answer but can't single one out sorry!

 

[stevej]

I've tried to come up with an answer but can't single one out sorry!

Is that because you love all your beers like me?:rofl:

 

[clibit]

Is that because you love all your beers like me?:rofl:

Er, yeah! Pretty much!

 

[stevej]

Er, yeah! Pretty much!

Tried me Fullers London Pride yesterday and its awesome :-D

 

[clibit]

Excellent! Was it the Worcester hop shop kit?

 

[stevej]

No it was the one in my Todays 19ltr Biab thread

Another story sorry for the thread Hijack

Talking about great service!! Put in my order with the Worcester Hop Shop i think on sunday, taking into account its not a trading day got a email on tuesday saying your order has been delivered ! a 1 day turn around very impressed :-D

 

[GHW]

Recently, a classic Saison with Aurora hops. Patience made it a favourite. 4 weeks in the primary and 6 weeks conditioning following natural carbonation. All evidence that it ever existed was consumed very quickly. I should make another, when I'm feeling patient enough.

Sounds interesting. Post the recipe!

 

[Kyle_T]

My Mild...because Mild is awesome.

 

[McMullan]

Sounds interesting. Post the recipe!

Done :thumb:

http://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/showthread.php?p=503765#post503765