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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 bastard.
 
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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