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Bought a 6 pack of Monteith's Hearty Black this arv. Not that impressed with it though, seems to lack a bit of the flavour I'd expect.
 
Bought a 6 pack of Monteith's Hearty Black this arv. Not that impressed with it though, seems to lack a bit of the flavour I'd expect.

wrong thread mate :)
 
A nice easy drinking Schwarzbier on a drizzly and cloudy day in paradise.

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Batz
 
While the beer looks beautiful batz, I'm more impressed with the view from your varandah.

Lucky *******.
 
Nice, same batch as you brought down here on caseswap? It was one of the beers of the nite from what little I recall.


Yes I took a party off the keg, just put the other half on tap, and giving it a couple tonight as well :icon_chickcheers:

Batz
 
ok a couple from a couple of days ago now.
first airgeads rose mead
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it has a lovely honey note in the back ground and the raspberries were over powering

secondly a bier schnapps that i picked up while in germany last year.
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it was defiantly alcoholic but was smooth and you could taste the bier base
 
My Bohemian Pilsner - only a few bottles left, and waiting for the next comp :(
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Love the colour of that Pete, altbiers are drinking well at this time of the year. :icon_cheers:
Cheers Smurto, Yeah the colour is just right, and the clarity I'm amazed at. But I'm waiting for hte next comp so I can get some feedback on it. - I think it could taste a lot better.
 
Bo Pils

This was the moment i realised that filtering IS worth the effort.

I've brewed pilsners before and after extended lagering, gelatine, polyclar they are amazingly clear.

This was a whole new level of amazing, it sparkled. It's not clear, it's bright.

And for the record, that gorgeous head on the beer is courtesy of 100% pils malt. No chook food carapils in my beers. :ph34r:

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Bo Pils

This was the moment i realised that filtering IS worth the effort.

I've brewed pilsners before and after extended lagering, gelatine, polyclar they are amazingly clear.

This was a whole new level of amazing, it sparkled. It's not clear, it's bright.

And for the record, that gorgeous head on the beer is courtesy of 100% pils malt. No chook food carapils in my beers. :ph34r:


very nice mate B)
 
Never mind the clarity, just look at that head, and the flavour...to die for...
Great looking beer, as always, yardie
 

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