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Had a bottle of aldi Saint Etienne lager then a bottle of lager from my 5 year out of date wilko kit i brewed for 4 weeks with some new mangrove jack's Bavarian lager yeast M76.
I didn't hold much hope out for it since I struggled to get the temperature down .
Also thought i may of put it in the shed too early after carbing up.


I'm shocked and stunned.

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This has improved immensely since it was bottled a short while ago.

I'm slowly getting there with kit purchases, brewing and stock and thanks to @Chippy_Tea @terrym
@LED_ZEP @kelper to name a few for tips and advice.
Well appreciated.
 
Good evening lovely people! :hat:

Went to visit friends last night (we’re still allowed at the moment) and didn’t get home until the early hours, a bit worse for wear. Not seen them since January so had some time (and drinking) to make up.

This evening we went out with another couple of friends but I was driving so didn’t get the chance to drink. Home now and it’s lashing down so I’m making do with some drinks I have in the house;)

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Having an IMP stout tonight and I must say this is definitely a fireside ale for a cold winter night taken cold from the fridge with coffee and chocolate strong on the nose with a thick and almost syrupy mouthfeel. As it warms there is a fruity note with a warning feeling subtly making you aware that this is a sipper with bitterness and sweetness side by side on an almost equal line on your pallet until the warmth of the alcohol let's you know who's boss but on a nice way.
One of the few IMP stouts I've had and shall not be my last.
Cheers @samale

Forgot to add the star of the show
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@Patrick_Newing amazing situation!
There was a large stack of them at our local Lidl.
I may have to go back and check, if there are still some left I'll top up.
I can't believe how good it is for sub £2.
... not trying to gloat :hat:
 
Having an IMP stout tonight and I must say this is definitely a fireside ale for a cold winter night taken cold from the fridge with coffee and chocolate strong on the nose with a thick and almost syrupy mouthfeel. As it warms there is a fruity note with a warning feeling subtly making you aware that this is a sipper with bitterness and sweetness side by side on an almost equal line on your pallet until the warmth of the alcohol let's you know who's boss but on a nice way.
One of the few IMP stouts I've had and shall not be my last.
Cheers @samale

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Glad you enjoyed it 😊
It's definitely one for the open fire.
 
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