After a hard day fishing I'm thrashing up a Madras...I've had three out the keg... muntons Belgian which had cleared beautifully and isn't awful! My next is a 4 week bottled DIY Amarillo pale...such joy! Bitter, aromatic, delicious,juicy....
What are you drinking tonight.
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After an evening run, had a couple at the local (one a rather dry alt bier, the other a house special brewed by Moorhouse's). My daughter cooked a cracking curry at school today, so just polished off my portion. It was so good she's been nominated chief curry chef in our house the next month. A pint of Cumberland Ale clone (only two bottles left) to go with the curry.
Sated now, time for bed.
Sated now, time for bed.
The very last bottle of an Old Tom clone that I added the fag end of last year's frozen blackberries to bring the pitching temps down. It was bottled just a few days over year ago.
It was always a bit harsh, this beer, and still is a bit harsh, even now, but this bottle is the best of the batch. It came out around 9%
It was always a bit harsh, this beer, and still is a bit harsh, even now, but this bottle is the best of the batch. It came out around 9%
That,Sir,looks mighty splendid ...and in a Dutto glass too!
Myself has chanced a muntons Belgian. .again,plus a saison which is coming along nicely then maybe an Amarillo pale.
Myself has chanced a muntons Belgian. .again,plus a saison which is coming along nicely then maybe an Amarillo pale.
My Kentucky Common, which is starting to become a lovely pint.
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Any chance of the recipe for your Amarillo pale Clint? The single hop I made with it was foul.
Something must have gone wrong or the recipe was just ****.
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Last night I tried two commercial NEIPAs.
Thornbridge Green Mountain - more bitter and less juicy than I expected. Not a bad beer, but a poor NEIPA.
Brewdog Cybernaught - specifically sold as a sessionable NEIPA, and it shows. A little underwhelming if you're after a proper NEIPA, but it is sessionable so I suppose they have achieved their aim.
If you're after a proper, full-blown NEIPA then I suspect these will disappoint.
Thornbridge Green Mountain - more bitter and less juicy than I expected. Not a bad beer, but a poor NEIPA.
Brewdog Cybernaught - specifically sold as a sessionable NEIPA, and it shows. A little underwhelming if you're after a proper NEIPA, but it is sessionable so I suppose they have achieved their aim.
If you're after a proper, full-blown NEIPA then I suspect these will disappoint.
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Who knows!? At a budget All Inclusive resort in Sharm El Sheikh and although everything comes out of an Egyptian Stella bottle the taste, IBU and ABV are totally different.. One tastes/looks like it has vodka/ethanol added, the other is a usual lager (taste, head retention etc) ..
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I tried the Laguanitas 12th of Never pale ale last night and was very pleasantly surprised. Never a fan of their IPA but this was nice, a very pale, citrusy hop-forward beer. My only criticism is that I would have toned down the IBUs a touch but I would definitely buy it again while I have no HB stocks.
Amarillo pale...
3.8 kg pale malt
227g crystal
181g wheat
181g oats (supermarket )
181g flaked maize
20g apollo @ 60
15g Amarillo @ 10
28g Amarillo @ 80 (flame out)
Dry hop 57g Amarillo...do more if you like!
Boil 1 hour. Mash 1 hour @ 66
IBU 50,OG 1040,FG 1010.
Batch primed 120g dextrose.
My efficiency is around 65/69 so this comes out around 4% you may get higher...or just add more base malt.
I used CML American ale yeast but 05 or similar would be fine. Do go with a bigger dry hop though I think I was just using stuff up! It's a nice pint.
3.8 kg pale malt
227g crystal
181g wheat
181g oats (supermarket )
181g flaked maize
20g apollo @ 60
15g Amarillo @ 10
28g Amarillo @ 80 (flame out)
Dry hop 57g Amarillo...do more if you like!
Boil 1 hour. Mash 1 hour @ 66
IBU 50,OG 1040,FG 1010.
Batch primed 120g dextrose.
My efficiency is around 65/69 so this comes out around 4% you may get higher...or just add more base malt.
I used CML American ale yeast but 05 or similar would be fine. Do go with a bigger dry hop though I think I was just using stuff up! It's a nice pint.
A couple of new ones to get the night started (new = i haven't had them before)
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Tempest Long White Cloud and Armadillo, with a Brooklyn East IPA to follow.
Long White Cloud is disappointing, I much prefer Tempest’s other 2 beers (Armadillo and Session).
Long White Cloud is disappointing, I much prefer Tempest’s other 2 beers (Armadillo and Session).
Necking down a few of my AG Midland mild ales. @Chippy_Tea I think GWs book has a recipe for the riggwelter, what do you think of it?
A couple of new ones to get the night started (new = i haven't had them before)
Another two on the will buy again list.
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Bretted dipa on the park with my boy. He had some white lightning and a bottle of 20/20.
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Cheers Clint.
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SNOW Beer !! One of my best friend visited china last week and bought this for me.
Riggwelter is a beer I have cloned twice and will do so again. The commercial beer almost as good as mine
. My first few pints were at a pre Xmas lunch at the back end of 2016. Good example of a Porter.I read somewhere that a Riggwelter is a sheep that has been turned on its back
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