What are you drinking 2024.

[dlowe1992]

Haven’t been drinking much lately, but tonight having a Mosaic Pale Ale after bottling a small batch of bitter.

Got a bit of chill haze in the Mosaic, it was crystal clear when bottling

The small glass isn’t in fact a Jura chaser, but a sample of the bitter…

 

[dave_77]

Dark beer to finish
Pour sip pour

 

[dave_77]

This is my type of dark beer

 

[foxy]

Coopers Sparkling clone followed by Ordinary Bitter.

 

[obscure]

You didn't go to university in Nottingham by any chance? A bit of trivia 'trip' in old English refers to a pause on a journey.

Not surprised you would think that (as I assume the beer is named after the Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem Pub’ in Nottingham as prior to being bought out by Greene King this was brewed by Hardy & Hansen if I remember correctly who where a Nottingham Brewery. But I was at Leicester , so not 100% sure why they always had a Nottingham beer on cask.

 

[531Man]

Top beer this one, had it a few times and will buy again
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Sounds interesting, but India Pale Lager!?
Is that even a style or a recognised class?
A genuine enquiry, despite the doubtful jokiness.

 

[dave_77]

Sounds interesting, but India Pale Lager!?
Is that even a style or a recognised class?
A genuine enquiry, despite the doubtful jokiness.

Well I don't think it's a recognised comp style..hoppy lager, cold IPA, IPL what ever you want to call them..if you like crispy bitter hoppy lager then can't go wrong

 

[531Man]

Well I don't think it's a recognised comp style..hoppy lager, cold IPA, IPL what ever you want to call them..if you like crispy bitter hoppy lager then can't go wrong

Thanks, I do,
so I'll look out for it when lager hunting.

 

[Tess Tickle's Brewery]

The 5am Saint keg, AKA the magic porridge pot

 

[Caramel Ox]

Proper black, enjoying this a lot more than the first time I tried it so there is hope for the style. Making stir fry for tea.

 

[SMP Brewery]

Making a batch of BIR Gravy so time for a beer. Nice and citrusy this one, actually does what it says on the tin.

 

[Leon103]

A nice CW to start

 

[micklupulo]

This is a Coopers Irish Stout bottled in May '21 so took the precaution of opening in the garage. Didn't gush but has developed a strong liquorice edge though still worth drinking!

 

[Clint]

The 5am Saint keg, AKA the magic porridge pot

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The drink of the Lord himself.
Amen.

 

[Clint]

Making a batch of BIR Gravy so time for a beer. Nice and citrusy this one, actually does what it says on the tin.

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Excellent time management.

 

[obscure]

I’m drinking my Kölsch tonight and it’s pretty pleasant.

 

[Leon103]

Oh go on then, another CW

 

[samale]

Busy night, just kegged My dark lager and English golden ale. After the post from @dave_77 I have decided to brew an Indian pale lager, mash is on.
Trying this for the first time, low bitterness more Beamish than Guinness. It's ok

 

[Leon103]

Onto my Märzen, this is really coming into its own now

 

[Donegal john]

Just back from a nice curry in the Indian and it was my turn to drive so catch up time now. This is a lovely showcase for citra.