As easy to brew as a weissbier. Take a bit longer to condition. It's more about the malt than the yeast.
What are you drinking tonight 2021?
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I have never had anything quite so outlandish. That sounds like a blow-your-socks-off kinda beer.
I was gifted a few cans from a mate who was gifted a few cans...
He obviously didn't think much of this one. I get the Milk stout lactose body with a touch of sweetness. The vanilla is there in abundance with hints of cinnamon and cardamom and ginger. I actually enjoyed this despite the adverse press it got from it's previous owner.
P.S. fake beer picture
The beer is actually my Oatmeal Stout, but it looks almost identical in the glass!
Both were rather welcome tonight and were preceded by a cheeky pint of Saison!
That is me done for the night.
He obviously didn't think much of this one. I get the Milk stout lactose body with a touch of sweetness. The vanilla is there in abundance with hints of cinnamon and cardamom and ginger. I actually enjoyed this despite the adverse press it got from it's previous owner.
P.S. fake beer picture
The beer is actually my Oatmeal Stout, but it looks almost identical in the glass!
Both were rather welcome tonight and were preceded by a cheeky pint of Saison!
That is me done for the night.
Today I’ve been painting more fence panels (really starting to dislike fence panels now) and put a primer coat on one of the rendered beds, the other bed needs longer to dry out.
Anyway, that’s why I’m rewarding myself with a pint of my stout - for starters
Anyway, that’s why I’m rewarding myself with a pint of my stout - for starters
That was nice so I’m having another.
chillipickle
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Thought I'd try one of new german pilsner, 5 weeks in the bottle, it's a bit meh at the moment, but I reckon it'll turn out ok.
I’m now having one of those too. I want to know how my stout compares. The problem is that they’re really not comparable because they are different beers despite both being stout. I can only say I enjoyed both. Which would I pick given the choice? Actually, probably mine, the Nitro is too sweet. Sorry Brewdog
chillipickle
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By the time i had got through half a glass i thought the same hb, nice as a one off.Far too sweet by the end though.
Great flavour though.
A nice west coast ipa 60 ibu soon cleared the sweetness
Great flavour though.
A nice west coast ipa 60 ibu soon cleared the sweetness
QC in the ESB...well it is "next week"..pleased to say the keg is still holding pressure due to the "terrym, Hazelwood Brewery keg massive"...
As for the beer...I recon if I don't scoff it too soon it'll be great!
As for the beer...I recon if I don't scoff it too soon it'll be great!
that and the kirsh one are the top of the tree.
Now this is interesting. I’d say Salt are most dominant in this collaboration.
DavidHatton
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Got two beers tonight, Fullers 1845 & Fullers Golden Pride, Still on the shop bought, dare I mention it, haven't brewed a drop in 2021, but will rectify that once I have moved..
Cheers.
Cheers.
Not tried the golden pride but you cant go wrong with an 1845!
DavidHatton
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1845 is a great ale, Golden Pride is a beast at 8.5%, nice slow drinking ale for a rainy & windy evening.
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Needed a nice crisp, bitter & hoppy beer after my chorizo & prawn spaghetti
The 'Cognac of Beers' according to Fullers website!
One of the things I miss most about London, cycling home from Hammersmith past Fullers and stopping in Strand on the Green for a pint or two of Honey Dew or 1845 by the river.
This one is very similar to my Summer Breeze in terms of ingredients but the flavour is quite different. The major difference is that Vocation have added Mosaic to the hops. Naturally, my Summer Breeze is better! 
Either way it’s nice and hides it’s 8% potency well.
Either way it’s nice and hides it’s 8% potency well.
Did somebody say stout?
There‘s an upside to the midweek Dublin stopovers. Brewed 5 miles from me as the crow flies.
There‘s an upside to the midweek Dublin stopovers. Brewed 5 miles from me as the crow flies.
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