Still experimenting, this time with a NZ IPA. I think I prefer this to the mixed ferm - the mixed ferm was a bit subtle.
What are you drinking tonight 2022?
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First same of Five points best inspired English pale...all fuggles.
Only been 3 days in the keg .. clearing up nicely already and nice low carbonation for the style.
Only been 3 days in the keg .. clearing up nicely already and nice low carbonation for the style.
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Goudale from a jam jar.
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A stout to reset my taste buds after judging another 3 Belgian beers
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Pelforth Blonde in a jam jar.
35 degrees here in France.
35 degrees here in France.
Starting with an English Bitter tonight.
Starting the first day with a Jack Back from the White Lady in Edinburgh
My Overtone order has arrived, whoop whoop! This one really does taste of everything!
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Excelsior lager & hm peach wine
Something different from Cigar City on the dock while the kids are fishing.
Very tasty, loaded with citrus flavour.
Very tasty, loaded with citrus flavour.
I mean if you ask me this is the best brewery in the world. This tastes like my favourite Guylian chocolates. Yum yum.
Giving my Golden Ale swap a try, head dissipate quickly and still cloudy, hopefully it will clear by the end of the month.
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Very similar to mine regarding the lack of head retention. Although mine is quite clear, it doesn’t seem to want to carbonate. May have to freeze it again
That might be my plan BMay have to freeze it again
Been away.
More later.
Back on the expired old BBEs.
01.02.2022.
Hop bomb still, Citra, Mosaic, Columbus. Wonderful on this post bike ride (breezy) beautifully sunny balmy evening.
Cheers
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Pale Ale comes next.
Thursday last to yesterday SWMBOD and I were camping at the Cambridge Folk Festival, Cherry Hinton Hall Park.
Headliners were:
Clannad's farewell session, Suzanne Vega, Billy Bragg, Seasick Steve, and lots of new to us World traditional and fusion live music.
Oh, beer and lots of it,
from the Otter Brewery range, Miltonian Brewery the Justinian,
and the Moonshine brewery Cambridge Pale Ale.
No point photographing, as glass was banned inside the performance arena so our beer was drunk from our pewter tankards. (I don't like plastic, even if it is the more substantial reusable sort).
Just realised this bar menu doesn't include half the real ales available at the other main bar. It was just the menu of the first filling of the mini cask bar I came across.
Others available were :
Otter Ale
Justinian
Moonshine.
I have a 4 pint carry cask with pressure release cap.
So any beer, 4 pints for £21.
£5.25 a pint is worlds cheaper than many captive audience music festival bar prices I could mention.
There was even a talk in the main beer marquee by Patrick from the Otter Brewery on Sat. morning.
With a blindfold free beer comparison tasting challenge to finish.
What a good start to a day that was.
And no 'cough' developed yet! Despite the crowded audience at times.
They were very airy main stage type marquees though.
Headliners were:
Clannad's farewell session, Suzanne Vega, Billy Bragg, Seasick Steve, and lots of new to us World traditional and fusion live music.
Oh, beer and lots of it,
from the Otter Brewery range, Miltonian Brewery the Justinian,
and the Moonshine brewery Cambridge Pale Ale.
No point photographing, as glass was banned inside the performance arena so our beer was drunk from our pewter tankards. (I don't like plastic, even if it is the more substantial reusable sort).
Just realised this bar menu doesn't include half the real ales available at the other main bar. It was just the menu of the first filling of the mini cask bar I came across.
Others available were :
Otter Ale
Justinian
Moonshine.
I have a 4 pint carry cask with pressure release cap.
So any beer, 4 pints for £21.
£5.25 a pint is worlds cheaper than many captive audience music festival bar prices I could mention.
There was even a talk in the main beer marquee by Patrick from the Otter Brewery on Sat. morning.
With a blindfold free beer comparison tasting challenge to finish.
What a good start to a day that was.
And no 'cough' developed yet! Despite the crowded audience at times.
They were very airy main stage type marquees though.
Another oldie. But goodie.
BBE 04.02.2021
Brewed with Chinook, Cascade, Centennial and Mosaic.
On top of Pale, Oats and Wheat malts.
DDH'd with Amarillo, Centennial and Chinook Star.
Aromas and flavours of pine, marmalade and all sorts of citrus. Without Citra!
I'm a little sorry I've left Beer52 now.
But the stash was getting ridiculous, what with the home brew and all.
Sorry, the rapid beers must have gone to my head, but this is just so pretty, I had to photograph and post it.
My garage wall honeysuckle and second clematis flowering.
My garage wall honeysuckle and second clematis flowering.
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