Had a couple of them the other day very nice
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Unusual because you're only having one?
Almost time for a sweet stout.
...but not quite.
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Day 13 of the Brewdog Advent calendar brings one of the world's finest beers (in my opinion) and it gives me the excuse to take out my Jackhammer glass again 
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Tonight I am trying @Pennine hoppy pilsners. Same recipe with two different yeast M76 and 34/70
Slight over carbonation on the 34/70 which kicked the sediment up from the bottom
Aroma: lovely fruit salad from the M76 the 34/70 is a lot lighter on the hop aroma. Some nice malt in the background
Flavour: M76 is very clean with a nice bitterness, nice biscuit malt with a dry finish. Well balanced fruit and malt.
34/70 this tastes like a completely different beer. Flavours are not as well defined. Still a very nice beer with a higher level of bitterness.
Overall: This is a great experience, I can't believe the difference between the two. If I was to pick I would prefer the M76. Both beers were very enjoyable to drink. The M76 let the hops shine more and had a cleaner finish. The carbonation issue with the 34/70 may of played a part.
As always thank you for sharing
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Thanks for this! I agree I sometimes think lager yeasts all taste the similar but they definitely affect the hop expression in hoppy lagers. I think I rushed this one a bit and will definitely leave them a bit longer in the fermenter. I was also wondering if hop creep happens more with 34/70 than m76.
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Tonight I have a lambic gueze (spelling?) To try out my beer box...says it's oak barrel aged...never tried this style before so really looking forward to it!
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I haven’t tasted this one, just jumped straight in. It’s my “Goofie” Saison!
It’s been conditioning for 6 days so nowhere near long enough. It’s almost clear, a nice golden yellow, well carbonated although the head flattened out quite quickly to a light covering that’s sticking around.
The aroma is peppery saison spice, a little citrusy fruit, maybe a touch of zest from the orange peel but definitely a white wine like quality from the Nelson Sauvin hops.
The flavour is peppery saison spice, not too much fruit disappointingly, and white wine notes. There’s also a slight breadiness to the taste from being so young.
Mouthfeel is soft but also quite bubbly from the carbonation. I didn’t really notice any bitterness but it is there if I look for it. Clean finish despite being young but I’m starting to feel, if not taste, the 6%.
It’s been conditioning for 6 days so nowhere near long enough. It’s almost clear, a nice golden yellow, well carbonated although the head flattened out quite quickly to a light covering that’s sticking around.
The aroma is peppery saison spice, a little citrusy fruit, maybe a touch of zest from the orange peel but definitely a white wine like quality from the Nelson Sauvin hops.
The flavour is peppery saison spice, not too much fruit disappointingly, and white wine notes. There’s also a slight breadiness to the taste from being so young.
Mouthfeel is soft but also quite bubbly from the carbonation. I didn’t really notice any bitterness but it is there if I look for it. Clean finish despite being young but I’m starting to feel, if not taste, the 6%.
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Well I got a package today, it's bottle conditioned so will need to let it sit for a while. thanks @Hazelwood Brewery
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today I am trying out this dunkel I found at waitrose, It's surprisingly good for a wheat beer but kind of forgettable like most German beers. Lots of caramel malts and a nice wheat graininess. It's surprisingly light on the palate. I should have paid more attention to the bottle as it was bottle conditioned and I should have let it sit longer. Looking forward to the weizenbock I also bought.
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Really enjoyed this raspberry saison from my local brewery included as part of a 12 beers of Xmas box. Fairly tart and well balanced not tried many saisons and don't really know the style but I will try more of for sure
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