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A3k said:
My latest Belgian Dubbel.
I'm pretty much in love with this beer.

cheers
Al
I have a dubbel right on 3 months old in the " cellar ". I thought it was good at 6 weeks, but at 12 weeks is so much nicer. Hardest thing is letting them age without drinking them!. Looks very nice mate
 
My New World Wheat. After a long afternoon putting in a watering system for the hops.

48% pils
48% wheat
1% caramalt
1% acidulated

30 IBU's of centennial, mount hood and summer saaz.

Hits the spot.

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Ok only 12 hours in the keg so it has not cleared as yet, but I was impatient to try this one.

My first APA using my Hop Rocket, bloody beautiful :beerbang: I used Cascade because I know the lady so well, next time I'll get a little more adventurous and try a mix. I used 85gm of flowers and passed 55lt through the Rocket. It'll be interesting to see if one batch (the first) has more oomph than the other. Unfortunately ATM I don't know which batch went through first.

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mje1980 said:
I have a dubbel right on 3 months old in the " cellar ". I thought it was good at 6 weeks, but at 12 weeks is so much nicer. Hardest thing is letting them age without drinking them!. Looks very nice mate
Yeah i'm struggling not to drink all of mine. It's only at the 6 week mark in the keg (although there was a decent conditioning phase before that). Luckily i made about enough to fill 24 bottles too, so i'll be restrained on those.

I ended up buying a big order of candi syrup, so i'm planning on making a few batches of dubbel/BSDA, then aging them. i figure if i have a few, i'd be less inclined to dig into them.

Cheers
 
I did half a 500ml bottle in mine but i reckon ill do a full bottle next up. How much do you normally go for a single batch?
 
Hi mje,
this current batch i used just over half a 500ml bottle too. I've previously used a whole bottle. It didn't work very well, but i think that was due to other problems more so than too much syrup.

I have a shipment of syrup coming in soon, so i'm going to start trying some ot the recipes here: http://www.candisyrup.com/recipes.html

Cheers,
Al
 
Hey,

You have probably seen them in the "Recent Gallery Images" but couldn't resist...

Brewed a swag load of beer (7 kegs worth) for my engagement party this weekend. Couldn't resist pouring out a few tasters into my paddle...

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Venezeulan Choc Porter, Engagement Ale APA, Off-season Saison, Reunification Altbier..... Eddie the Boxer Dog, Me!


What they would look like without the 2 months lagering....

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LOL!!! Looks like 4 of us had the same idea at the same time. Knock off can't come soon enough.DAMN YOU JEREMY!!!
 
The trouble was having a couple of Vale IPAs at lunch, then thinking I could just "work" for a few hours afterwards. Camel, meet Straw. Straw, Camel.
 
Severely off-topic, but Bacchus is no longer sold in SuperWhatnot. Where else in the city can I grab some interesting beers? Have 30 minutes or so to kill while waiting for wife to get into town. Should say this will be about 5:30 or so

Too much of a stretch for my "What I would like to see in my glass" post being on topic. :D
 
**** yeah. Just finished a weeks training while rushing home to pick up kids from school to feed and bath them ( wife working full time for a few weeks ). Finished today and though i normally don't drink too much im up for some relaxing de stress liquid.


If I can work this bloody IPad out ill post a pic of my pale mild fermented with beire de garde yeast. If it doesn't work, just imagine a pale mild looking beer hahaha
 
Well it worked, and it proves I have no photographic skill whatsoever haha. Either way beer is bloody nice if I do say so myself. I plan on having a few of these, a few saison stouts, and finish off with an orval. I'm tempted to use the dregs in the secondary of something.
 
Simple photography tip: put the sun behind you, not behind your target :lol:

I'm just jealous I don't knock off for another few minutes...
 

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