What are you drinking 2024.

[foxy]

While cooking dinner first off Jamils Bitter.

Next up Poes Boston Bitter.

Last but not least a Milk Stout.

 

[Tanglefoot]

Seen a few people digging out old bottles, I found this Mosaic, Citra & Cascade pale ale I brewed in December 2021 ( AG #20 ).
Amazed at how fresh it tastes, lovely lacing lasting down the glass.

 

[531Man]

My bitter,
muy buena,
(beer is feminine in Spanish).
Planning a brew based on this but using my own First Gold hops towards the end.
I can't wait already.

 

[531Man]

Seen a few people digging out old bottles, I found this Mosaic, Citra & Cascade pale ale I brewed in December 2021 ( AG #20 ).
Amazed at how fresh it tastes, lovely lacing lasting down the glass.

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Inspired by that, I thought I might try the same.
A bottling fom April but brewed a year ago.
Tastes like tired cider.
Down the drain!
We'll it was only a desperate end of cask try out.
Tant pis!

Much better, my last Camden Pale ale clone.
N. B. it always tastes more hoppy after the bitter (which also is hoppy).
Don't know why.

 

[Alastair70]

Sunday nightcap. Much more restrained than last nights Ardbeg.

 

[ale_crowe_holic]

Not good.

not bad

 

[Clint]

Nothing at all...

 

[Donegal john]

In keeping with the fridge finds my last bottle of tropical stout. I will miss this one

 

[531Man]

Not good.
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Why am I not surprised by the former?
And I'm not surprised by the latter either.

 

[ale_crowe_holic]

Opened early but a Belgian Tripel which I made.

 

[foxy]

Pacific Ale clone of Stone & Wood, while colour and bitterness are not to par with the original this is an outstanding drink. I am glad I still have some left after the Barby.

I found some beers with a puzzling GB on the bottle tops, which turns out to be Golden Bitter, carbonation has increased while I have been away but still a good hop-forward beer. Delicious!

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

As the weather is a bit miserable I’m cooking a beef stew in a couple of pints of my porter. While that’s in the oven another taste of my NEIPA which I’ve decided to rename “Divergent” because “Afterglow” is already taken by a commercial NEIPA. The new name kind of fits also because a NEIPA is a bit divergent for me.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Cask Pirate Pale.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Cask Best Bitter. It’s been in the cask for 1 week and won’t be ready for another 3 weeks but c’mon who waits until it’s ready!

 

[Rodcx500z]

I am guilty your honor

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Nice, my favourite wine.

 

[Harald]

Yesterday back from the German Home and Hobby Brewers Days I had to taste my Russian Imperial Stout.

We had 3 barrel aged beers (Barley Wine, RIS and Quadrupel in Trappist style) in our presentation and a small food pairing with French blue cheese and dark chocolate.

‘Dunkle Leidenschaft/Dark Passion’ is a Russian Imperial Stout matured for 250 days in Fiji rum barrels.
Originally from England, this beer style, brewed in honour of the Russian Tsarina ‘Catherine the Great’, was chosen as a court beer in Russia, England and the Baltic states in the 18th century.
Today, RIS has become a valued jewel in the world of craft beers, delighting brewers and connoisseurs alike with its depth and variety.
Brewed by hand, with heart and mind.
Alk. 11.6% vol.
Brewed: 05.11.2023
Bottled: 22.08.2024
Bottle no.: 113

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Pirate Pale. I just noticed the keg is pretty low so I’d best get another on sharpish.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

My Czech Lager. Very cold, just right for a miserable drizzly day!

 

[Alastair70]

This was in a keg at @phildo79‘s pad a couple of hours ago. Now it’s going into me!
Great effort, very close to the original and a lovely beer to drink. Cheers mate, lovely way to start a bit of time off.