I’m not working tomorrow, so perfect opportunity to check the carbonation on my amber.
What are you drinking tonight 2022?
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Looks well
Check the carbonation my ar5e!
Cheers mate, there’s 500mls somewhere in the keg with you name on themLooks well
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Good score , what category did you enter it in?
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Pretty
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My West Indian Porter flavoured with oak chips soaked in rum. A bit under carbed but it’s the ambient temperature being low. I’ll leave the remaining 16 bottles until Christmas.
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Stone brewery imperial stout clone 9.5%
Opened just the one bottle the check carbonation. Spot on.
Recipe on BYO.com
Opened just the one bottle the check carbonation. Spot on.
Recipe on BYO.com
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Orkney Dark Island clone but not a kit. Really malty. 4.7% ABV.
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First beer from the DIY advent calendar
Collab between Track & Lost and Grounded. It's a 5.7% Festbier.
Nice and easy drinking for the Abv.
Collab between Track & Lost and Grounded. It's a 5.7% Festbier.
Nice and easy drinking for the Abv.
Looks like quality control is to the front of everybody’s mind tonight.
Czech Pilsner. Trying to preserve stock for friends and family over the next couple of weeks - I have another keg of this Pilsner ready to put on tap.
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34b and then I wrote in the Italian pils with descriptors.
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Moonraker clone, brewed October 2021 , it’s 8.5% and now very smooth. Just the one tonight. Only bottled 15 and still five left.
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Hmmmm what's 34b? Seen in a comp other lager beers that I could add a description. Is it a clone category or something?
That is one of my favourite pints, how close is it
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Don’t know never tasted the original lol. But it’s pretty good no strong alcohol favours very smooth.
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It's the category for mixed beers and was suggested to be entered that way. Italian pils do not have a bjcp category yet.
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First cab off the rank, Foxy's ESB, had this a week or so ago and it was still clearing, clearing nicely now after 3 weeks in the bottle.
The last of the long necks of Golden bitter, going add more body to the next one.
Saved the last dance for my Foreign Extra Stout, a real one with 10% sour beer added just shy of 6 months in the bottle and very nice too. The worse thing about three strong beers is the weakening of the will power. Last dance? I can hear other beers calling.
The last of the long necks of Golden bitter, going add more body to the next one.
Saved the last dance for my Foreign Extra Stout, a real one with 10% sour beer added just shy of 6 months in the bottle and very nice too. The worse thing about three strong beers is the weakening of the will power. Last dance? I can hear other beers calling.
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