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What are you drinking tonight 2022?
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Having a pint of Mosaic and Cascade APA while I'm brewing an American amber ale.
I forgot I filled a 2L bottle when I emptied the keg to make room for my Cali Common, it's been sat in the fridge for 2 weeks.
I forgot I filled a 2L bottle when I emptied the keg to make room for my Cali Common, it's been sat in the fridge for 2 weeks.
English bitter while tinkering in the brew-shed.
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Got the water ready and crushed the grains for a brew in the morning. Having a sour now. Refreshing beer.
Another bottle of my golden promise beer. There’s some nice carbonation on it. I’ll be sad when this is all gone.
Oh my goodness, how tough is stainless steel? Been cutting holes in my thermopot today to fit a bottom drain. Thirsty work. Now picking up Chinese for tea, and have accidentally popped into the pub next door for a pint of Old Golden Hen while it cooks.
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What are you brewing John. I am planning a saison next week. West coast after that, I might have to invest in another keg
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Brewing another stout as the one in the keg is going down a treat. Using up some bramling cross and fuggles. With magnum for bittering
It’s a record for me 2 brews in a week.
How many kegs you up to now ?
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Stainless Steel?
You need cobalt or tungsten carbide tipped drills.
(sound of Monty Python's Flying Circus theme tune) :
Dad: Tungsten carbide drills! What the bloody hell's tungsten carbide drills?
Ken: It's something they use in coal-mining, father.
Dad: (mimicking) 'It's something they use in coal-mining, father'. You're all bloody fancy talk since you left London.
Ken: Oh not that again.
I 'accidentally' had an 11% imperial stout from Omnipollo that went down so easily I forgot to take a photo.
Now onto a only slightly more sensible 7% IPA from Brew York
Now onto a only slightly more sensible 7% IPA from Brew York
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After last night's ribbing I thought that I would open a bottle conditioned beer.
Even that hasn't held condition!
Bottled last April, Century-old bottle and stopper. Not surprising really.
Tasty Light/Pale Ale though, just no fizz.
Just the way I like it, really.
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Found this in Aldi this morning.. dry hopped French beer..5.5%. not much info than that
I was curious
It's lagerish, carbonated like a lager..malty due to the Abv but fairly dry. European hop character. Not bad for £2.99 for 750ml
I was curious
It's lagerish, carbonated like a lager..malty due to the Abv but fairly dry. European hop character. Not bad for £2.99 for 750ml
Same again!
I really shouldn’t drink 2 bottles of 5.6% beer on an empty stomach, but it’s too nice!
I really shouldn’t drink 2 bottles of 5.6% beer on an empty stomach, but it’s too nice!
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Another ‘not my usual’ a tart session ipa with falconers flight. Interesting hop lots of tropical aroma.
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Some of my best nights have started with an empty stomach.
Some of my best nights have started with an empty stomach.
And worst mornings I guess?
There's a gale blowing, I've been brewing all afternoon and now I'm cooking BBQ in January and starting my evening with a pint of my Christmas Ale....
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