Whats In The Glass

[droid]

^drink fresh bro

 

[droid]

dry ale has cleared up nicely

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[mofox1]

dry ale has cleared up nicely

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You gonna tell us more about it, or just keep looking at it?!

 

[droid]

yo Mick - a lager malt bill, lager mash with dry-enzyme, lager hop schedule but ... US05 ...the batch was split and one was dry-hopped with barbe rouge, just carbing up now
it was an experiment where I imagined having my own brewpub and would have to make something for the aussie lager/dry swillers, I'll bring a couple of bottles of each to the case swap

 

[tj2204]

Rye pale ale - Mosaic and a touch of centennial in the cube, no dry hop.

 

[Lodan]

Growler, a Citra-hopped pilsner, from Brewdog's DIYDog101 PDF
Nicely balanced with citra playing well with malts and pilsner style. a bit more yellow gold than the photo suggests

 

[Gloveski]

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Session IPA 4.5%
I know IPAs are usually heavier but I wanted a slightly lighter IPA yet still big hops and bitterness. 59 IBUs
Turned out ok, seems to have mellowed a bit since kegging a few weeks ago. I need to learn to age them
Really clean finish which makes it easy to put a few away.
Amarillo, Cascade, Galaxy

Going to have a go at a session IPA myself , interested to see what mash temps ect were

 

[hwall95]

Batlic porter I lagered for two weeks and keg last night. OG was 1.080 and finish high at 1.020 so quite thick and tasty. Lovely beer to sip on

 

[2cranky]

Going to have a go at a session IPA myself , interested to see what mash temps ect were

Mash 65c 75 minutes
sparge 68c

 

[Dan Pratt]

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Mash 65c 75 minutes
sparge 68c

That finish for a session IPA is too dry. Mash at 70c for 45mins and get a final gravity around 1.012.

 

[droid]

I know one commercial brewer at 65.5 for his session IPA

 

[mckenry]

Kegged this 10 minutes ago.
Peckitts Bitter (and for good reason)

 

[TheWiggman]

Dortmunder​ Export. Mostly BB pale with a handful of Munich I. Tettanger and hallertauer to around 30 IBU with 34/70. Not your classic dry lager, but an enjoyable Euro lager which I reckon is worth the brewing effort.

 

[Fraser's BRB]

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Dortmunder​ Export. Mostly BB pale with a handful of Munich I. Tettanger and hallertauer to around 30 IBU with 34/70. Not your classic dry lager, but an enjoyable Euro lager which I reckon is worth the brewing effort.

Great photo, I'm counting down to the end of working all weekend and that's making me thirsty.

 

[abyss]

This is only half a glass because the ******* keg blew out but I've been loving it.
Morgan's QLD lager with a tin of malt enhancer dry hopped with Cluster flowers, POR and Tett pellets.
Brewed as a lager with O2,cold crashing and shit. Too easy.

 

[2cranky]

That finish for a session IPA is too dry. Mash at 70c for 45mins and get a final gravity around 1.012.

Dunno mate, it was delicious. I wanted a clean dry finish. To me, too full a body doesn't suit the light ABV. (home brew light)
Besides the cara-pils gives the body a bit of a boost without the cloying finish.

 

[Fraser's BRB]

This one is an Old Ale that I brewed for my Apex Club's 1500th dinner meeting in February. I bottled it two weeks prior to the dinner and being 8% ABV it was hard to say how it was going to turn out going into the bottle as the boozy flavours needed time to settle down. I was more than a little nervous as I was giving this beer away to 30 people including the Apex National President, the local mayor and our State MP.

I told everyone to be patient with it and not crack it until the end of May. I kept back half a dozen, for testing purposes you understand. So I cracked this one on the weekend, being that it was the end of May.

Turns out it's the best beer I've ever brewed (notwithstanding my recent Belgian dark strong which hasn't been in bottle long enough to tell). It has lovely roast flavours without being overly heavy and a flavour I'm likening to madeira wine, accompanied by a wonderful alcohol warmth that just sits nicely in the background.

I don't know if it's strictly to style (I used ESB yeast as I had it on hand and wanted some of the flavours that I know this produces), but I know I like it and will brew it again.

 

[2cranky]

Crazy8 double IPA
8%
8 hops
Great on a cold night with a hot curry.

 

[good4whatAlesU]

Feedbag barley beer. Malted in the shed at work.

Surprisingly quite drinkable.

Wakitu hops and K97 yeast.

 

[earle]

Buckwheat Pale Ale - not a GF beer, just used the buckwheat as an adjunct