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Not my own but a day of building a brewery with my friend Hefeweizen.

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still waiting for my first brew to ferment, so I went and bought more Amsterdam Mariner 500ml cans and 2 dollar clean skins at the moment from Dan Murphys.

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Exactly the same as what I drink :icon_chickcheers: .....except im too classy for cans......
 
Using the Pumpy method of using a smaller size drinking vessel :icon_cheers:

My mid-strength (3.6%) Vienna lager.

Tried gelatine with this one instead of my usual regime of filtering - took a bit longer but has cleared up fairly nicely.

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cliffo
 
A Saison that hits most of the marks for me except the FG was a touch high :( plus a Pretzel stick :icon_drool2: Ive been working on a recipe for a while and nearly got it how I want it.

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The tapeworm bit when I saw this Jye!

I'll raise you some fatty lamb, onions & a Porter with 15% Rye & Smoked malt
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Rgds,
Pete

PS If I messed up & Jye's pic doesn't show up, go back to the 10th & have a look.
 
I see myself going back to good ol' Dan Murphy's again tonight for more Amsterdam Mariner 500ml cans. I can't wait til my brew is fermented.

I can't take it anymore ;)
 
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My Hefeweizen

Made from ESB Fresh Wort Kit.

Nice flavours very close in taste to the Schofferhofer.
 
My cerne pivo, also a ESB fresh wort kit.

A beautiful dark beer pictured on my small chest freezer, holds three kegs, nice timber collar and 3 tap T font. Very happy with this set up for a first try, I can only go bigger and better from here.

Captainbrewer

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Newcastle Brown 1960s style wannabee.

Morgans Amber Ale, heavily overlaid with LDME, crystal malt and fuggles. Nottingham ale yeast

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My standard mild ale.....well, it's almost out of the glass, rather than in the glass. Some rotten sod came over for tea the other night and emptied my keg....luckily I have a couple in bottles. <_< (Just joking, Muckey :D )
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I randomly found a bottle of wine in the back of the cellar that no-one recalls purchasing...
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Needless to say, it was bottled 1 year after I was born. :huh:
 
I randomly found a bottle of wine in the back of the cellar that no-one recalls purchasing...
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Needless to say, it was bottled 1 year after I was born. :huh:


They were sold by party plan in the 80's, how was it? Interesting to see how a spatlese of that vintage would hold up.
 
They were sold by party plan in the 80's, how was it? Interesting to see how a spatlese of that vintage would hold up.
Not exactly my wine of choice by any standard...but i'm suprised how clean the flavour is...especially considering how **** a condition the cork was in!!!
Only a hint of sweetness towards the beginning, with a bit of pineapple, honey and sultana. Has bugger-all length, a touch of acid.
I have a feeling I probably couldn't down this wine in its hay day...probably too sweet for my tastes.
 
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