I think you might be right, back to the cupboard….
What are you drinking 2024.
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Ordinary Bitter.
We were up there in Ozzie winter time (Brit. Summer hols.) at Novotel complex but about 20 years ago. No Grouper feeding was involved.
We started that trip visiting relatives in..............Launceston, Tasmania.
I inflicted a winery crawl on my wife's Uncle.
Bought a few from Providence vineyard, including a magnum of Gold trophy champion winning pinot noir, Miguet. Remember the Aus$ was 3 to the 1 GB£ back then.
£20 for a magnum of wine THAT good?
Stunning when we had it 8 years old with Quail on daughter's 21st at family gathering.
Jurassic?
Everything just like UK in '50s- 60's but more space. Probably due to the number of ex-Brits retiring there. 
Definitely going hard on the wine this week.
Get it down ya neck girl! I'm probably not bothering.
Popped in the garage on Saturday and could smell beer, then noticed it running under the door. I had a keg that was outside the fridge (just waiting for an another to empty) and it was in a pool of beer, turned it upside down and it was coming out of a tiny hole in the bottom. Luckily there was probably only a couple of pints left of another keg; after cleaning it and doing a closed transfer it seems to have survived.
Belgium Pale.
Belgium Pale.
I’ve had a pretty good day today. We went to The Foundry in Canterbury today with two of our grand-children for food and drinks and had our £100 bill wiped by the management because they were slow to deliver our food. I did leave a generous tip 
At the local pub later this afternoon and now at home trying a beer from a Beer52 given to me by my eldest daughter. This one is a Weizen Doppelbock (
) and has an intense spicy caramel flavour.
At the local pub later this afternoon and now at home trying a beer from a Beer52 given to me by my eldest daughter. This one is a Weizen Doppelbock (
) and has an intense spicy caramel flavour.
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Very nice Polly's pale, picked it up from Sainsbury's
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The end of my Extra Stout, well I have one long neck left. The good news is I am brewing a Beamish taste like tomorrow.
Started a bit early today....
I’m off tomorrow so tonight is not a school night, hooray!
Kicking off proceedings with a Pale Ale sent to me by @phildo79. It’s lost a bit of fizz on transfer from the keg but that isn’t spoiling my enjoyment. Aroma and flavour are both loaded with pineapple and pear hop flavours with a little bit of spice. Moderately high bitterness with a great mouthfeel and a lovely dry finish. It washes of the palate and pulls you back for another big swig.
Great brew mate, thanks for sending it
. I’ve a couple to drop off to you when I get back from Austria.
Kicking off proceedings with a Pale Ale sent to me by @phildo79. It’s lost a bit of fizz on transfer from the keg but that isn’t spoiling my enjoyment. Aroma and flavour are both loaded with pineapple and pear hop flavours with a little bit of spice. Moderately high bitterness with a great mouthfeel and a lovely dry finish. It washes of the palate and pulls you back for another big swig.
Great brew mate, thanks for sending it
. I’ve a couple to drop off to you when I get back from Austria.
Time for something different. Found this in the bottom of the fridge....
More El Dorado, this time my Another Life cold IPA clone. I’ll brew this again, but without the rice.
I must remind myself what a Beamish tastes like.
I’ve one in the pipeline too, are you brewing the Jamil recipe?
No trips to the pub today unfortunately so I’m starting with my own ice-cold American Pale, Butterfly Effect. I have had quite a busy day though with brick-laying this morning (fun in the rain!) and this afternoon kegging a couple of beers and getting a new batch of cider fermenting.
End of the beer52 January box, pecan mud pie stout. Aroma and texture are convincing, aftertaste is chocolate, something wrong with the main flavour though. Might be the pecan flavouring that is a bit weird.
My English Pale, Pirate Pale, now. I again brought back a couple of bottles left over from Christmas to save me tripping up the garden in this bloody rain!
Dragon Stout - Jamaica
Now before you all carry on, yes, I know it's Heineken!
But... Home bargains stock it at a cheap price, its bitter, brilliant mouth feel and packed with coffee. It's actually quite good!
Now before you all carry on, yes, I know it's Heineken!
But... Home bargains stock it at a cheap price, its bitter, brilliant mouth feel and packed with coffee. It's actually quite good!
