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I am holding this one back for Christmas. How's the Brett flavour, are you happy with it. I really enjoyed it's twin the non Brett version
What are you drinking tonight 2020.
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Wiper and True Sundance IPA...
It's ok..
It's ok..
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Bottled my second version of Vienna APA. Now drinking Soul Train IPA from a mixed case from a Box Steam, a local brewery. Quite traditional pale rather than modern IPA. A touch of sweetness and a bit light on the bitterness for me but it seems to be disappearing quickly so mustn't grumble!
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Advent beer today was a cracking ipa from Track brewing... loads of pineapple and other non specific tropical fruit and highly drinkable for it's over 6% strength.
Was a bit worried it would be a milkshake ipa from the name but thankfully no lactose listed in the ingredients.
Was a bit worried it would be a milkshake ipa from the name but thankfully no lactose listed in the ingredients.
It is nice. £6 in Waitrose. Go get some.
Me too... waiting for verdict with baited breath
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I’ve waited long enough - Summer Breeze! 
Hard to be more precise after this lot during my final online pre-xmas pss up.
The beer in the glass is the Rock Leopard dipa.
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Your good to yourself, I will be definitely getting that advent calendar next year. If they post across the water.Hard to be more precise after this lot during my final online pre-xmas pss up.
The beer in the glass is the Rock Leopard dipa.
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Last of the night. My American amber, very easy to drink
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Yes I am happy with it, definitely tell the difference from the non Brett version. Although the recent Belgian pale you had is a different base beer..not sure if I sent you one of the previous batch with the saison. The Belgian Pale that you recently had is around 5.4% , the base version for the Brett IPA is 7% plus. The recipe for this is from 'Brew Like A Monk'.
Be interested in your views, as I have a couple of thoughts after the bottle last night.
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Tonight enjoying an Ordinary Bitter, no culinary skills needed for this evening, going down the chippy for fish and chips (shark and chips to be precise) got some mushy peas in the fridge left over from a pie floater I had Monday night.
Best thing about this OB is I pushed it to the limit on the IBU, what I have noticed is high hop, low ABV = giving the z's some hammer!
Best thing about this OB is I pushed it to the limit on the IBU, what I have noticed is high hop, low ABV = giving the z's some hammer!
My mate bought those for me and I bought 4 for him... swapped them xmas wrapped so we could play guess the brewery/hops/ other ingredients etc. Idea completely pinched from @Leon103 and it has made for 3 fun evenings in the run up to chrimbo.
I'm sure Honest brew must ship across the water - keep an eye out from about early October for the advent
I've just had a delivery from our local brewery, I like a pint of their Legra while visiting a local pub but never made a direct purchase. 
That's been corrected now though, I'm sorted
That's been corrected now though, I'm sorted
Pie floater?
Its on Ozzie 'delicacy' meat pie in a pond of mushy peas and the pie covered in tommy sauce. Flamin animals.
I like the sound of that! I have a box of dried peas in the cupboard..I shall buy some stewing steak later and knock some of this up over the festivities.
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