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Stairway to Kevin APA [brewed during the election last year] ;) Beersmith says IBUs 59, not a chance I reckon it's about 35 after a couple of months CC,also conditioned in the keg so no gas required and no filter has been near it.
Bloody good and one of my best IMHO. :lol:

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Looks tops Bindi. :beer:

This is my ****** blonde. No filter required also. :D

Warren -

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A triple unveiling for the keg department after a very wet (apparently very localised) brew day.

No1- Newest incarnation of the Acerola Pale - bugger lost almost all of the pink colour again. Fruit flavour & aroma fine, might leave the fruit in the beer for 2 weeks next time.
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No2 - Jyes Sunset Wheat - ended up using nottingham, will go US-05 next time - easy drinking
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No3 - Colins Eyreish Red (with added caraaroma) bloody beautiful - thanks Ducati Boy Stu for the caraaoma hint.
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Will sleep the sleep of the just tonight :)
 
My brother came over today.

We went for a beer, had a nice schooner of keolsch each. Went back for another and i cursed the shout by saying, "the kegs almost empty"

I started to our it and you know the way it goes........ it runs out slower than usual and you think...mmmmmm this is sus. Then gurgle, gurgle, spurt ect and you have a glass of frothing bubbles.

It settled out to 3/4 of a schooner so i gave it to my ber and set about hooking up the keg in the fridge that was carbing up.

It poured clear, crisp and very drinkable, perfect head and carb, so very happy. Its still a bit raw as it only finnished primary a few days back but drinkable and will only get better.

ITs a nice aussie/NZ amber ale. POR and B-SAAZ hops.

Will post a pic of it in a bit of light to show off the colour through the week when i get a chance.

cheers

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the spoils of a trip to Prague last weekend. im just finishing up the Klasik... my personal favorite was the Krusovice Schwarzbier.

5 bottles of beer for about $6 as well, brilliant

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also had a picture of these two beers which i had before going out for a meal next to the Prague Castle

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Rook's Cream Ale

A very easy drinking beer but next time i will up the Flaked maize as there is no hint of flavour at all.

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Willie Wheat

Mate you have to love this beer, full on cloves using the WB-06

Far far to easy to drink

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My house beer,it started out as an Aussie ale a few years back,now it's just a house beer,that fits into no category.
I like it and so do many others.
Taken tonight with storm clouds over the hills,rain, rain, rain of late,and that's just great as I have planted out 400 Paws Paws within the last week.

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Batz
 
Beautiful shot, Batz. Love the clouds. Any chance of the recipe for that beer? :)
 
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