So much for the lower ABV, half a pint of Belgian Tripel to ease in the evening.
What are you drinking tonight 2022?
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Well myself and the husband made a giant hole in this Vienna lager keg last night, and there’s not much left now!
Today’s mission is to get rid of it so I can move the keg and wash the floor, ready for the next brew in Feb. So I’ve got my big glass out! Daren’t fill it up though!
Trying to decide what to make next - so far, amber lager is winning!
Today’s mission is to get rid of it so I can move the keg and wash the floor, ready for the next brew in Feb. So I’ve got my big glass out! Daren’t fill it up though!
Trying to decide what to make next - so far, amber lager is winning!
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First up...beer swap with moto 748...his "grey sheep" bitter.
Colour as seen...opens with a feint hiss and pours clear,carbonation is spot on. Its a bit cold to start but I'm getting some nice chewy malt and a lovely assertive bitterness on the finish. The taste, to me is "Yorkshire bitter". That taste I associate with well kept,cask beer...as it warms a bit I'm getting a juicy,mouth watering subtle fruit mingling with the bitterness.
I could quaff a few of these for certain! I'd happily pay for that in a pub. A well executed pint! Thanks for sharing.
Edited...I got the name wrong (dunno where I got the first!) But...my review, I think ,serves it justice as its a Black Sheep clone possibly...which is a Yorkshire bitter!
Wee trip in past Morrisons for a roast of pork shoulder for dinner this evening. They do seem to have the beat selection of interesting beers locally. This one is ‘Eternal Sunshine’ and has the colour to match 
. Aroma is v hoppy if perhaps not very distinct. Flavour though is soft with a bit of citrus and finishing in a longer lasting bitterness than you’d expect. This is pretty good 
Oh and my triple cooked roasties are looking good too ❤ ( Yes it’s Sunday kitchen disco time again
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. Aroma is v hoppy if perhaps not very distinct. Flavour though is soft with a bit of citrus and finishing in a longer lasting bitterness than you’d expect. This is pretty good
Oh and my triple cooked roasties are looking good too ❤ ( Yes it’s Sunday kitchen disco time again
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Love that brewery!
I'm back!
Exmoor Gold clone.
Aahh! That's better.
I've been forced to drink Estrella Damm for a week in Soldeu, Andorra.
Cheap, fizzy with some flavour.
That's my kind of piste.
I did chance on a couple of Mahou IPAs in an Irish bar, but it just didn't feel safe in there.
Talking Covid here.
Communal singing etc.
It was a brilliant week to be there, though.
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So pleased you liked it, and thanks for your warm words! That's the third time I've made it. First and third were with dry yeast, the second with liquid yeast. I have about one bottle left of the batch with the liquid yeast, and I intended to do a proper side-by-side comparison to see if the liquid yeast really offers anything extra. My gut feeling is, "there isn't much in it".
I wouldn't claim it resembles Black Sheep that closely, but it is 'in the style of it', as you say. And the colour.
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Starting with a few Oatmeal stouts before tonight's roast chicken
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This from vacation and brew York. Very nice but could get a bit sickly after a few. It’s soo sweet.
Next another from moto748....parsnip stout!
And...yes it is! It's very cold and as yet I'm not getting much aroma but the taste is full on parsnips! It's mad...unique and great if you like parsnips...which I do!
A totally different beer to anything I've tasted before. I like it!
Thanks for sending it to me.
Summer Breeze next. Getting low on this now so this is on the list for my batch of brews.
You make me smile Doc with your kitchen disco dinners!Wee trip in past Morrisons for a roast of pork shoulder for dinner this evening. They do seem to have the beat selection of interesting beers locally. This one is ‘Eternal Sunshine’ and has the colour to match
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Oh and my triple cooked roasties are looking good too ❤ ( Yes it’s Sunday kitchen disco time again
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I wouldn't recommend a vacation to York!
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Opinion seem to vary on the extent to which it tastes of parsnips! Personally I do prefer to drink it cold, but not freezing cold.
I'll tell you one interesting thing, though: even for something as basic as this with zero base malts, time does improve. I found one from an earlier batch, bottled 3rd November, the other day (yours bottled mid-Dec), and, as they say, you really could Taste The Difference.
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Cream Ale V1. Now christened ‘Lupomax Revenge’. The bitterness has mellowed a lot over the last 2 weeks and I’m really enjoying it. V2 cold crashing at the minute, hope the clarity turns out as good on it.
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Ok so this time I’m having a VOCATION roll with it ddh pale.
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A cherry sour wheat beer brewed for my son’s fiancé for Christmas she drank a few but got about 12 left. It’s drinkable but a bit earthy and not sour despite using Philly Sour.
Love this one of my favourite beers
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