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Prime it with sugar. Normally 20g's however now using the gas I'm going to drop to 10g for future kegs. First few are always very frothy.
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AlanManley
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Im a big BD fan and Punk was the start of my fandom.Tonight's sleeping tablets are...
Wanted to try a brewdog IPA for ages..
Mind one gulp n it's gone lol
Bri
The bombers are great if you fancy more. ðŸËâ°Ã°Å¸Â»
Razorback IPA and it is rather nice.
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Mixed bag tonight. Had a stout after work and had a saison and EIPA since coming home
Mixed bag tonight. Had a stout after work and had a saison and EIPA since coming home
I had an elvis juice
a siren craft breakfast stout. - the best 6.5% ish stout i've ever had.
siren calypso. a sour that was spot on.
brewdog hops kill - no idea what style it is but very impressive, :thumb:
a monumental ipa - which was meh - imo
now i'm home a can of pogo (1 of 3 bought from BD)
the least favorite of my wild beer company beers so far. :-(
not one for real hop heads :-(
apparently its bbq weather 2 morrow. that spells a massive depletion of my 'working hard in the yard!'
a siren craft breakfast stout. - the best 6.5% ish stout i've ever had.
siren calypso. a sour that was spot on.
brewdog hops kill - no idea what style it is but very impressive, :thumb:
a monumental ipa - which was meh - imo
now i'm home a can of pogo (1 of 3 bought from BD)
the least favorite of my wild beer company beers so far. :-(
not one for real hop heads :-(
apparently its bbq weather 2 morrow. that spells a massive depletion of my 'working hard in the yard!'
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I picked up the range of 99p beers from Aldi earlier. The American IPA was pretty unimpressive, not a lot of hop character to speak of, more like a lager with a bit more bitterness. But if we call it 30p for the bottle and 69p for the beer I guess I can't complain, and it was a refreshing drink on a hot afternoon.
Tonight I'm drinking Chimay Blue, and that's a whole other matter. An absolutely beautiful beer, red fruit and a little burnt sugar from the malts and a yeast character that I identify as a little bit floral. I'm going to try and harvest the yeast to culture it up to pitch in my own dubbel which I'm going to brew in a few weeks.
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Tonight I'm drinking Chimay Blue, and that's a whole other matter. An absolutely beautiful beer, red fruit and a little burnt sugar from the malts and a yeast character that I identify as a little bit floral. I'm going to try and harvest the yeast to culture it up to pitch in my own dubbel which I'm going to brew in a few weeks.
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Get a load of the hops in the Shipyard Rye Pale Ale.Fantastic taste and one I'm going to try and clone.Enjoy.I'm up the challenge!! Lol
But tonite a small drink...
Bri
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had bbq after replacing our dead grohe digital shower :-( with a mira digital shower.
sad to see the grohe go, it's a bit like seeing concorde being retired however awesome bbq (son & mrs doj couldn't get it going). I chucked some sugar on it and it fired up fine :whistle:
The whole family were on HB and a cloudless blue sky, trees shimmering in the wind in the distance, fantastic light a great 6-9 pm evening experience. Sod fathers day tomorrow, I had it today :grin:
sad to see the grohe go, it's a bit like seeing concorde being retired however awesome bbq (son & mrs doj couldn't get it going). I chucked some sugar on it and it fired up fine :whistle:
The whole family were on HB and a cloudless blue sky, trees shimmering in the wind in the distance, fantastic light a great 6-9 pm evening experience. Sod fathers day tomorrow, I had it today :grin:
Sad to say but the heat finally got to me and I had a 2 x 500ml bottles of Light Ale ... :thumb:
... made into Shandies with 2 x 350ml of ice cold Diet Lemonade.
Mea culpa - but they did hit the spot! :whistle:
... made into Shandies with 2 x 350ml of ice cold Diet Lemonade.
Mea culpa - but they did hit the spot! :whistle:
Bedtime ðŸËâ¹Sad to say but the heat finally got to me and I had a 2 x 500ml bottles of Light Ale ... :thumb:
... made into Shandies with 2 x 350ml of ice cold Diet Lemonade.
Mea culpa - but they did hit the spot! :whistle:
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Hey a quick shout out @Fatcontrollet11 tonight as I had a bottle swap of a red ale and a young Belgian Bruin of which I've never had before and both were fantastic.
Had one one of my own threw together brew and that's it.Three bottles tonight and I'm a happy brewer and you can see why below.A Belgian brew does deserve respect.
Sorry the Belgian is shy about the ABV which is 10.5%
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Had one one of my own threw together brew and that's it.Three bottles tonight and I'm a happy brewer and you can see why below.A Belgian brew does deserve respect.
Sorry the Belgian is shy about the ABV which is 10.5%
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ã1.25 a pint in Krakow Poland...
But must say it's like **** water!!
But the city is emazing...
Bri
I'm drinking this little beauty for the first time - absolutely wonderful, I'm loving the orange/grapefruit tones
This is my fourth brew and by far the best. Not sure if this is down to the kit or the fact that it was the first I have done in a trub bath with aquarium heater, which enabled me to hold a very steady fermentation temp. This brew is still very young as I force carbed 6 litres in the tap-a-draft. The rest is naturally carbonating and is going to get to sit for at least a month as I'll be of on holiday soon. Looking forward to see how it improves.
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