First pour of the Irish Red Ale. Out of curiosity, I got the MoreBeer Flash Kit and “brewed” it in under 10 minutes. It’s not going to win any awards, but it’s a solid beer. Cheers to the weekend!
A new night, a new siege laid against the keg of Australian Sparkling Ale. Hopefully I acquit myself better than last night. I only managed one pint before nodding off. I'm lucky my 23 year old self can't get wind of that embarrassing feat!
@Bramling Cross I wont tell if you don't haha.. couple of fullers at olde English pub in Albany, wife's had the crutches for a couple weeks. Makes for funny convo.
@Bramling Cross I wont tell if you don't haha.. couple of fullers at olde English pub in Albany, wife's had the crutches for a couple weeks. Makes for funny convo. View attachment 857274
An APA. I'm trying to reproduce an APA that I brewed over 30 yrs ago. Each time that I have brewed it over the years I have did something different each time. Plus my equipment is totally different and ingredients aren't exactly the same, but this time I followed my original notes as close as possible. I am very pleased with this beer. The malt and hops are well balanced with that Cascade spiciness on the nose and tongue.
Got a chance to meet a fellow HBT member in real life today. @bailey mountain brewer came up to Albany for a beer trip and I was able to meet up with him and we swapped some homebrew. Drinking his coffee cream ale now! Very nice!
Anniversary run. Oyster stout and Coupe de Foudre at Tributarys 10th. The Coupe lambic was amazing. Pliny's on draft down the street. Time to walk off the beers at the outlet
Explored Cape Breton Highlands NP this morning before the rains came.
This afternoon we spent some time at Big Spruce Brewing while the rain outside came down sideways. I had their Tripel, Mrs. Stout had a raspberry wheat. Then I had their oatmeal stout on nitro.