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What are you drinking tonight 2021?
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On the wit again it’s bloody lovely will deffo be brewing this again soon, truth be known it’s probably not a true wit but it is so tasty and strong
This lovely selection were Christmas gifts from my wife.
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Going to try to restrain myself and only sample one a week... Starting tonight with The Brew York Tonkoko.
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Which is lovely
Nice beer, I like Tonkoko.
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I can see why, flavours even getting better as it warms, unfortunately the glass is nearing empty though.
Irish stout next.
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Happy new year folks ! Enjoying some Summer Glory on this dark winter evening
and finishing off the last of the Xmas can stash with this moreish tropical
Beavertown Lupuloid IPA.
and finishing off the last of the Xmas can stash with this moreish tropical
Beavertown Lupuloid IPA.
Drinking the last bottle of my Brewferm Christmas beer, bottled 31.12.17.
I think this kit is probably best between 9 and 15 months but it has certainly changed over time. Starts as a sweet fruit cake taste. At 15 to 18 months, it developed some nice liquorice undertones. Last new year, it had lost the liquorice but had some sherry flavours. Now it has lost that but tastes like a nice barleywine.
When I brew this again, i might put some in a demijohn with some wine barrel chunks for 6 months before bottling as an experiment.
I think this kit is probably best between 9 and 15 months but it has certainly changed over time. Starts as a sweet fruit cake taste. At 15 to 18 months, it developed some nice liquorice undertones. Last new year, it had lost the liquorice but had some sherry flavours. Now it has lost that but tastes like a nice barleywine.
When I brew this again, i might put some in a demijohn with some wine barrel chunks for 6 months before bottling as an experiment.
To finish (probably) a Summer Breeze.
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11% tips from track x humble sea x Alvarado street brew co.... Extremely happy and boozy but tastes sooooo good
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Happy new year everyone 
Drinking a Buxton porter with Costa Rican coffee. Very tasty for a Morrisons £3 purchase. It still tastes like a porter with a good amount of coffee flavour and not sweet..too many stouts and porters have to much weird **** in it these days. No thank you
Drinking a Buxton porter with Costa Rican coffee. Very tasty for a Morrisons £3 purchase. It still tastes like a porter with a good amount of coffee flavour and not sweet..too many stouts and porters have to much weird **** in it these days. No thank you
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I would definitely agree with thatHappy new year everyone
Drinking a Buxton porter with Costa Rican coffee. Very tasty for a Morrisons £3 purchase. It still tastes like a porter with a good amount of coffee flavour and not sweet..too many stouts and porters have to much weird **** in it these days. No thank you
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A marshmallow stout wtf
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I finished my GH Japanese lager tonight so I’ve now tapped my Munich Helles. It’s not as clear as I would have liked (although it’s a fair bit clearer than it looks in the photo), and the head (and retention) could be better but it tastes wonderful. From the Fermentasaurus I was worried it was too dark but it’s actually fairly ballpark for the colour I was looking for, and it has the same subtle malty flavour that my favourite Helles (Paulaner Muncher Hell) has. I’m very pleased with this one.
I know it’s boring but I like bitter I am of that age 
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Nothing wrong with that. I love a hop bomb every now and again (I finished my NEIPA on Christmas Eve), but I’ve been going crazy for the traditional German styles recently.I know it’s boring but I like bitter I am of that age
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Bitter is in my view sadly very much underrated these days, NEIPA can be nice, same with double IPAs but especially with the pubs closed again I find myself craving basic bitter, pale malt a little crystal some wheat for head retention hopped with Challenger and First Gold (or similar) and served at cellar temperature. A long way of saying I am having another Yorkshire Bitter.I know it’s boring but I like bitter I am of that age
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Something very different, a white chocolate stout... Weird but wonderful
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That's strange. It's like your blue bin saying it's the black bin.
Not in my House
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Back on my imperial Belgian stout
I would put this beer up as one of my best.
I would put this beer up as one of my best.
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And lactose in IPA's
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