What are you drinking ?
Ok, so What Are You Brewing was a hotty, as topics go.
Now I'm 15 pints into a keg I only filled on Tuesday and wondering if anyone else has a favourite at the moment ?
It's my second brown with US-Oh05 and it's better than the forst, maybe Ikept the temps down a bit during the scorcher we had in januray
Now I'm 15 pints into a keg I only filled on Tuesday and wondering if anyone else has a favourite at the moment ?
It's my second brown with US-Oh05 and it's better than the forst, maybe Ikept the temps down a bit during the scorcher we had in januray
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Permalink Reply by MrC on
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C-Sharp (C#) is a computer programming language that helps fund my brewing habit. I like C# but I wouldn't name my beer after it.
My Riwaka was old, approx 2 years? It smelt OK (no cheese) but I wasn't to concerned as it was well stored and the Styrian & Motueka were fresh as. Talk to JoKing if you want Riwaka (or anything else brewing or beer related for that matter). -
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Permalink Reply by jt on
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Thanks for the inspiration
There's been a fair bit of it in my brewing lately.
From the late hopped brown that Jo suggested, the B-Sharp from Mr Cherry, the lager interpretations from Chris and I'm still tempted to go Sauvin smash (from Matthews brew last year ?) -
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Im enjoying it
Yea, you should too, it's a good beer.
Ok, it wasn't crystal clear, neither was mine and I'm blaming the aged styrians too !
I think I got mine in 2008, could have been left over from the previous year even.
Anyway, I've used the last of mine up in a Porter so it'll be fresh stuff next time ...
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Permalink Reply by Chris Banks on
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Hmm my stryians were 200(cough cough 6) but vaccum sealed and frozen but not cheesey at all!
Inspiration is what this site is all about imho otherwise we would all be brewing same old same old! -
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Permalink Reply by Stu McKinlay on
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picked up a great bunch of Euro, US and Aus beers from Dave at Innspire (importer of all those fantastic beers that have been showing up at Hashigo Zake in the last year).
Just working my way through Mikkeller's "Single Hop" series... I got all ten. I love the idea but the beers really don't show off the hops like I'd like then too. They're way too sweet, with a bit too much alcohol showing, to really show off the hops. Nice beers to drink but they all taste a bit too much the same. The ones
with the big hops seem to work a bit better for me (Nugget and Tomahawk were better than Cascade and EKG).
Got a few of the yeast series to try before heading home too...
Had a Mikkel and Menno collaboration Weizenbock last night which was delicious.
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Permalink Reply by Kieran Haslett-Moore on
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All the Mikkeller single hop beers I have had have been pretty tired. I suspect the hops would show through when they are fresh.
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These had a BB date of December 2011. I've tried them all now and Amarillo was the only one of the classic "aroma" hopped versions that floated my boat. It had a much drier finish, which helped.
Onto the yeast series now...
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Permalink Reply by Steph on
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Had a few different beers last night; blind tasted. The two that really stood out where the 3 Boys Wheat and the Croucher Pale Ale. The 3 Boys Wheat was deliciously spicy and super fresh. Maybe it is the change of season that made it so enjoyable. And, the Croucher was something else. I would never have picked it. Crisp, clean and bitter, well-balanced. The first I have tasted out of the new 500ml bottles.
We also tasted the Flying Dog barley wine which was surprisingly hoppy given its age, the Gonzo (always good) and the Raison D-Etre which did not seem to be showing the big flavours I recall from the vintage tasting. This beer can obviously age as the last one I had was about 4 years old.
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Permalink Reply by Nigel Gregory on
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Thanks for that feedback on our Pale Ale, Steph.
Nigel, Croucher Brewing
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Permalink Reply by Andrew on
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Had some Ballast Point Big Eye IPA over the weekend, really liked it. I found it a bit malty to be called an IPA but I loved the hop/malt aroma and the hop/malt body and flavour. So as I,m not judgeing in the world beer cup I'd give it a big thmbs up.
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Permalink Reply by David Wood on
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Yeah, Big Eye is amazing. Regional need to get it back I reckon. I think it fits the IPA category perfectly, big malt and hops is what IPA's are all about!
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