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A celebratory Phat pint of Boston Lager type beer I made. :D

Wife's gunna kill me. :lol:

Well done KoNG. Garage Dayz await. B)

Warren -

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A celebratory Phat pint of Boston Lager type beer I made. :D

Wife's gunna kill me. :lol:

Well done KoNG. Garage Dayz await. B)

Warren -

:lol: i could murder a pint right now...!
 
Just poured myself a pint of 1st Gold bitter Mmmmmm...

You'll have to use your imagination, as this is far too good to fart around taking pics :p

Cheers Ross
 
Drinking a pretty standard APA at the moment.

POR bittering, cascade flavour and aroma, 3kg light malt, 500g wheat malt, 200g medium crystal, us-05

was in primary for ages, no secondary, just bulk primed, but its so damn clear. dont have a camera bar my camera phone, so not really worth taking a pic of, but im loving it right now. lovely head that lasts all the way to the bottom of the pint glass.

I know im going to have quite a few more of these before the night is out...
 
Vienna Lager. The first beer I've made that I can put my hand on my heart and honestly say that I would rather drink this than any commercial lager anywhere. I'm extremely pleased with the way this turned out.

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The Drunk Arab's Flyblown Belgian Blonde. Scary beer porn. This is a top drop! :beerbang: :beerbang:

Bring back the Leuven. :rolleyes:

Warren -

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finally,my first Russian Imperial Stout taken from my very own keg setup :beer:





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cant believe how good it is to be outta the tallies :beerbang:

cheers,dan
 
A lovely twocan stout earlier
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and onto an apa now. strange, this one is really really cloudy, but every other one has been nice and clear. probably a good excuse to open another tally to see what its like :p

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both taste great. sorry for the ****** camera phone pics.
 
The Drunk Arab's Flyblown Belgian Blonde. Scary beer porn. This is a top drop! :beerbang: :beerbang:

Bring back the Leuven. :rolleyes:

Warren -

Beer looks the goods - but Where is the pHat?

RM
 
Another stout as it's that time of year:

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- Luke
 
Coopers Pale Ale

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mashed lower than planned by mistake but came out closer to style because of it!
 
I tasted one of these two days ago yammy.
Moved it in the garage for aging and couldnt resist another one.
:angry: it had a slightly yeasty cardboard flavour.
I hope it was only the yeast not settled and not an infection. :blink:

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I tasted one of these two days ago yammy.
Moved it in the garage for aging and couldnt resist another one.
:angry: it had a slightly yeasty cardboard flavour.
I hope it was only the yeast not settled and not an infection. :blink:

"Yammy" Please explain, is this better than yummy or is it more brew lingo that I havent caught up with yet?
 
Met up with Bonj on his hunter adventure this arvo.

Gave him a bottle of IIPA to try and one to drop off to scott and keith at potters.

HE passed me a bottle of "whitbier STYLE" beer as he put it :p

mate its tops..... as you can see, it poured wonderfully and smelt of perfume and lollies at first, very plesant, made me smile when i sniffed it.

had a good slurp or 2 and the coriander seeds are there for sure. I LOOOOOOOOOVE corriander seeds. Hate the plant, love the seeds B)

he told me he overdid the orange peel but the coriander is dominant to me.

a bloody great beer mate, and nice to meet you breifly today.

cheers

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Ross' Summer Ale, kegged this morning, chilled and force carbed this arv, this is my first go at Nelson and i like it, a lot :chug:

first one out of the keg
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nice one Ross :beer:

Cheers

Yard
 
Ross' Summer Ale, kegged this morning, chilled and force carbed this arv, this is my first go at Nelson and i like it, a lot :chug:

first one out of the keg
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nice one Ross :beer:

Cheers

Yard

Looks the goods Yardy - did you use any other hop - or 100% Nelson.

I have made 6 or so of these and experimented with different combinations of hops for bittering, dry hopping etc. Still cant beat the 100% Nelson from start to finish (i think the original Rossco recipe even had a Mash hop in there somewhere)

Up there with the best beer I have made and so simple. The old 7 days from Grain to Brain - gotta love it.

RM
 
Looks the goods Yardy - did you use any other hop - or 100% Nelson.

I have made 6 or so of these and experimented with different combinations of hops for bittering, dry hopping etc. Still cant beat the 100% Nelson from start to finish (i think the original Rossco recipe even had a Mash hop in there somewhere)

Up there with the best beer I have made and so simple. The old 7 days from Grain to Brain - gotta love it.

RM

Hey Rog,

yeah mate, 100% Nelson ( hence the title ;) ), the more i drink this the more i think this is one of the best beers i've made, just wandering back up to the shed with the empty and the aroma left behind in the glass is
awesome, i was planning another wheaty next but i think i'll do another Full Nelson and let it get some age on it, i know this one won't last long :lol:

Cheers

Yard
 
Finally, my Zwickel Pilsener, possibly one of the best beers I've made to date, typical dry North German Pilsener, Magnum bitterness - just right and Sazz aroma with a nice crisp dry finish, the Swiss Lager yeast from Craftbrewer was just right for this beer. Nice tight thick white head that lasts, a great beer. Thanks Zwickel, wish I could shout you one in return for the recipe, maybe next time you are in Oz. Having a lager night Sunday, the family will all be here, we have some good imported Pils to taste side by side with the Zwickel Pils of course.

Definitely Impressed:
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Finally, my Zwickel Pilsener, possibly one of the best beers I've made to date, typical dry North German Pilsener, Magnum bitterness - just right and Sazz aroma with a nice crisp dry finish, the Swiss Lager yeast from Craftbrewer was just right for this beer. Nice tight thick white head that lasts, a great beer. Thanks Zwickel, wish I could shout you one in return for the recipe, maybe next time you are in Oz. Having a lager night Sunday, the family will all be here, we have some good imported Pils to taste side by side with the Zwickel Pils of course.

Definitely Impressed:
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That's a top looking beer, well done!
 
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