moto748
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Was that the one that was just MO and torrified wheat? I was all set to make that, but somehow didn't get round to it.
What are you drinking tonight 2021?
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Was that the one that was just MO and torrified wheat? I was all set to make that, but somehow didn't get round to it.
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Lovely Belgian tripel
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Looks like a nice evening
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Put this Steam Pilsener in a minikeg 28 days ago
Perfect way to serve it, I am a keg convert !
Made with extra pale pilsener and Vienna malts, Saaz and MJ54, nice and bitter at 47 IBU
Perfect way to serve it, I am a keg convert !
Made with extra pale pilsener and Vienna malts, Saaz and MJ54, nice and bitter at 47 IBU
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Unfortunately the midge are out. I swear they are like blood thirsty PiranhaLooks like a nice evening
6 taps: Czech Pilsner, Summer Breeze IPA, English Bitter, Pale Ale, Belgian Tripel, Stout. I haven’t put out the optics.
Probably one of the nicest beers I’ve had recently.
Stuck in the garage for a bit on cleanup, one downside to an afternoon brew. So thought I’d console myself with a Dopplebock.
Toasty caramel malts turned up to 11, big round mouthfeel unbelievably long finish. Malt sweetness rather than alcohol, balanced bittering and no real hop character coming through. Clean fermentation with some ester notes in the background to play with the malts. It’s a stunner. Grab some if you see it, this one came from Beers of Europe online.
Stuck in the garage for a bit on cleanup, one downside to an afternoon brew. So thought I’d console myself with a Dopplebock.
Toasty caramel malts turned up to 11, big round mouthfeel unbelievably long finish. Malt sweetness rather than alcohol, balanced bittering and no real hop character coming through. Clean fermentation with some ester notes in the background to play with the malts. It’s a stunner. Grab some if you see it, this one came from Beers of Europe online.
They’ve just left and order has been restored. Time for another stout.
Done.
Summer holiday been and done. Survived storm Evert. Survived visiting In-laws on the way home. Survived Welsh and English roads. Caravan unpacked, bikes, canoe, body boards and a fortnight worth of washing unloaded. Time to check on contents of the keezer...
This was an APA from earlier while unloading the bikes, still cloudy after a over a month in the keg.
Summer holiday been and done. Survived storm Evert. Survived visiting In-laws on the way home. Survived Welsh and English roads. Caravan unpacked, bikes, canoe, body boards and a fortnight worth of washing unloaded. Time to check on contents of the keezer...
This was an APA from earlier while unloading the bikes, still cloudy after a over a month in the keg.
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Went to a pub serving real ales earlier but was very disappointed, most of the punters seemed to be drinking Fosters (judging by the glasses), and the casks seemed old.
Anyway got home and nothing in the fridge so drinking this warm and it's still very good, nice light but malty beer. Haven't had many Austrian beers but they've all been good
Anyway got home and nothing in the fridge so drinking this warm and it's still very good, nice light but malty beer. Haven't had many Austrian beers but they've all been good
@samale Geez! You wouldn't have any need to search further than this for your Belgian beer comp. If only I'd sent you a bottle. Ha ha, your loss! 
My treat for having to go back to work tomorrow, a Belgian blonde. I disturbed the sediment, but who cares? This will finish me off quite nicely, thank you
My treat for having to go back to work tomorrow, a Belgian blonde. I disturbed the sediment, but who cares? This will finish me off quite nicely, thank you
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Nice cycle to the bath arms at longleat today.
Followed by a couple of my sabro porter back at the caravan. Not going to attempt to upload pictures, can't even see images uploaded by others.
Followed by a couple of my sabro porter back at the caravan. Not going to attempt to upload pictures, can't even see images uploaded by others.
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That place is renowned for them....
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California steam ale, really impressed with Mr Fothergill's Marathon F1 Broccoli will be going to make Broccoli, Cheddar and Ale soup. I have been playing around with the hops in these ales, the original with Northern Brewer is definitely the best so far.
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Yes 4000g MO 200g TW and hopped with Cascade
I’m optimistically starting with a Summer Breeze tonight. It’s tasting cleaner but I probably have a layer in the keg that’s still not properly settled out. This batch is taking longer than usual to condition - or maybe I’m just not drinking it as quickly and would ordinarily have worked my way through the cloudy beer! Must try harder
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Staying with the Summer Breeze tonight I think.
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