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[N0mad]

^^^ Oh Hell Yea... That color is gorgeous... Frothy thick head... Recipe???

 

[I_playdrums]

Stout and Blonde

 

[Blackmuse]

This was quickly crushed at a recent wedding! Reminded everyone of a Pilsner. Probably the most domestic tasting beer I've ever made. Also, the clearest beer I've ever made - used Nottingham yeast. I just wish I had snapped a picture at the wedding!

 

[I_playdrums]

Supposed to be a Red IPA. Its brown instead. 60 IBU, 6.3 ABV. Good dose of Amarillo and Comet in DH.

 

[GFHomebrew]

Another way to cool your wort lol. Thats the rescue brittany spiers dog my brew assistant .

 

[Blackmuse]

Version 2 of my blonde ale. Not quite as clear as my first but it tastes exactly the same and the color is nice ( A touch darker I think though I never poured the first in a tall glass as it was for a wedding.)

 

[GFHomebrew]

Version 2 of my blonde ale. Not quite as clear as my first but it tastes exactly the same and the color is nice ( A touch darker I think though I never poured the first in a tall glass as it was for a wedding.)View attachment 3772

Oh that is gorgeous looks even better in a curvey glass!

 

[okoncentrerad]

Version 2 of my blonde ale. Not quite as clear as my first but it tastes exactly the same and the color is nice ( A touch darker I think though I never poured the first in a tall glass as it was for a wedding.)View attachment 3772

...and close to the edge! Careful with that beer eugene...

 

[BOB357]

The ESH I had attenuation problems with. Turned out to be very nice' Even a color match to the whiskey

 

[sn00ky]

ESB on Nitro, really smoothes it out. Seems a bit of time to mellow out really helps, for me anyway.

 

[GFHomebrew]

ESB on Nitro, really smoothes it out. Seems a bit of time to mellow out really helps, for me anyway.View attachment 3797

That head is dense what a big back yard! You could kick a ball or hit a golf ball as far as you want with no windows to break.

That is one tasty looking beverage there Snook i hope it tastes as good as it looks.

 

[thunderwagn]

@sn00ky Nice looking beverage.

 

[sn00ky]

It sure does, it's my first ESB, but I like it!

Thanks, it's pretty quite around here! Easy to enjoy a home brew on the back deck!

 

[Hawkbox]

Nitro.. fancy.

 

[sn00ky]

Yeah, I am very happy I made the investment, I really enjoy it on stouts, and it only costed me 60 bucks for the regulator. Managed to trade old oxy acetylene combo that I didn't use for years for the beer gas.

 

[GFHomebrew]

Yeah, I am very happy I made the investment, I really enjoy it on stouts, and it only costed me 60 bucks for the regulator. Managed to trade old oxy acetylene combo that I didn't use for years for the beer gas.

I hear Nitro Coffee is a big thing overseas i think in Europe. Expressed coffee in a keg carbed with nitrogen no milk. Anyone had one. Apparently the nitrogen carbonation gives the coffee a silky creamy mouthfeel.

 

[Craigerrr]

ESB on Nitro, really smoothes it out. Seems a bit of time to mellow out really helps, for me anyway.View attachment 3797

Nice Glass! Are you in London? I am in Cambridge BTW. Great looking beer too!

 

[sn00ky]

Thanks! No, but my wife brought one back for me when she was a few months ago! I like it, its a really heavy glass.

 

[sbaclimber]

I hear Nitro Coffee is a big thing overseas i think in Europe. Expressed coffee in a keg carbed with nitrogen no milk. Anyone had one. Apparently the nitrogen carbonation gives the coffee a silky creamy mouthfeel.

Sounds interesting! Haven't seen it yet here, but will keep my eyes peeled.

 

[sbaclimber]

Already posted another pic of my first clear (after dozens of brews) Comet/Mandarina Bavaria IPA in a different thread, but here is a pic I made for a brew buddy. Next brew is going to be with a bit of Red X instead of Pale Ale malt, to see if I can get it a tinge more amber...