First keg of Proper Jobish kicked a bit quick luckily I had a spare 
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One of the things I do really like about this ordinary bitter is the low carbonation.
Starting on my English Bitter (No carbonation).
It's good to be home.
Moving on - Hoppy Pale Ale of Kent.
I'll say it again, Rich, rich rich.!
I haven’t had a pint of my Pilsner for quite a while. This one was kegged in September and the flavour has changed a lot in that time. When young the beer is soft and fruity. Now it’s less fruity, quite dry, and has become more bitter probably just because it’s more dry and less fruity.
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I'm happy with this WC IPA
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This porter is coming along nicely. Only problem is head retention hopefully time will sort that out
Enjoying a nice drop of my own bitter while I watch coastal walks on prime
The Irish red is getting there, I wish I could describe it I am hopeless at it all I can say is I like it
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It's a fab colour Rod!
Thats the roasted barley, it's a little bit darker than that not muchIt's a fab colour Rod!
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Looks the part
I’ve done a big shop this afternoon (grand-children coming to stay a while) and I’ve just put it all away. I don’t just deserve this, I need it!
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Belhaven Best first pint in 17 days, not a bad pint but will be glad when I'm back om my own homwbrew.
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Thats my go to pint when on holiday in Scotland
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Wife and kids in England visiting family until Sunday. So had to make my own dinner after a days work needed this to help the pain of loneliness. 
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Starting the night with a nice crisp clean pilsner.
At last! A pint of my Samuel Smiths Winter Welcome. The longest and stinkyest brew I've ever done. Made on Nov 13th. 5 odd weeks in the FV, mostly smelling like a rat had fallen in at some point. The trub looked like tripe and stank. But it's turning out really quite nice.
I'll rename it Spring Welcome and leave it a bit longer I reckon.
Another failed dry January…
Pint of Smithwicks. It’s got a bit more roasted flavour than my own Red Ale. The current batch in FV has had a recipe tweak. I’ll find out in a couple of weeks if it worked.
