warrenlw63
Just a Hoe
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Willamette Sparkling Ale. Going down well. :icon_drunk:
Warren -
Warren -
Amarillo/B Saaz Bright Ale
Willamette Sparkling Ale. Going down well. :icon_drunk:
Warren -
Thats a fine looking beer there Wazza, how did you get it so clear?
Rook
Ruddles is a fantastic beer. Was privledged enough to have one from the cask in London recently, really fresh and flavoursome.The Ruddles is a sensational beer, wow! Will be buying this one again and have fingers crossed some Bramling Cross makes it way down under!
I just wish i hadnt told anyone about the shop with the landlord cos you *******s emtpied the store! Grrrrrrr. The 2 bottles i had were both oxidised to buggery (from a well respected pub) and tasted like wet cardboard and raisons.
Pacific Gem Hop Burst Ale.
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Inspired and very similar to TDA's recipe but not as bitter ( just +20 IBU)
A bit cloudy as it was getting towards the end of the keg / marris otter with no 50 step / Hops all after 30 min .
Another great Kiwi hop that I will order and brew with again!
Brown Porter.
Had trouble capturing the ruby tinge underneath the black. Hints on how to do that camera people?
Maybe if I had had more natural light to work with...
Tasting very nice too...
So many different aromas... hard to remember. This one was probably more of a passionfruit/grapefruit mix... different season amarillo probablyDid it smell like passionfruit in secondary mate?
I loved that beer......... will have to do it again some day........... so many hop combos, so little time.
cheers
Ben,
Yours wet my appetite so much when I got home I poured something of the same style.
Here's a couple of crude examples of what Batz was talking about re lighting.
Excuse the useless autofocus.
Pete
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