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Getting to the last few bottles of the "Bloody Finger", a delicious and complex brew. Enjoying this one fireside, heading home tomorrow, and ready to be there too:)
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I enjoyed my first ever Fuller’s ESB this evening. That was a tasty brew.
Flying all over the place, I drank a weird one that my wife picked up for me, St. Bernardus Watou Tokyo, Belgian Wit Ale, and now I’m enjoying a local brew, Chapman Crafted Zodiac Series Gemini, a hazy IPA.
Yeah, it’s Friday!
 
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I think I am close to a recipe that will deliver on an ESB. That Fullers Champion, is a champion!
 
Herm_brews said:
I enjoyed my first ever Fuller’s ESB this evening. That was a tasty brew.
Flying all over the place, I drank a weird one that my wife picked up for me, St. Bernardus Watou Tokyo, Belgian Wit Ale, and now I’m enjoying a local brew, Chapman Crafted Zodiac Series Gemini, a hazy IPA.
Yeah, it’s Friday!
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Love Fullers ESB. Bottling an ESB tomorrow. I didn’t follow the recipe for the Fullers from Zymurgy but modified another to fit what I had here.

Right now drinking a Scottish Ale.
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Jnh said:
Love Fullers ESB. Bottling an ESB tomorrow. I didn’t follow the recipe for the Fullers from Zymurgy but modified another to fit what I had here.

Right now drinking a Scottish Ale. View attachment 11266
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Scotch Ale is also on my "To Do" list:D
thunderwagn said:
Looks like a great night by the fire.
Looking forward to you breaking out the new toys!:D
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Hoping that I might even take it for a test drive Sunday, with no training wheels!
 
Craigerrr said:
Scotch Ale is also on my "To Do" list:D

Hoping that I might even take it for a test drive Sunday, with no training wheels!
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It didnt turn out as expected but quite enjoyable just the same. My OG was higher than desired and I just went with it instead of any adjustments. I am trying another next weekend with some flaked barley added. I also didnt use enough corn sugar to carb.
 
First pour of my London Porter. Rich, chocolate-coffee, sweetness from high mash temperature, a bit of earthy hops and a slight berry note from the esters. This is the Fullers homage I wrote of a few weeks ago, it even finishes dry, inviting the next sip... SWAMBO even likes it!
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Nosybear said:
First pour of my London Porter. Rich, chocolate-coffee, sweetness from high mash temperature, a bit of earthy hops and a slight berry note from the esters. This is the Fullers homage I wrote of a few weeks ago, it even finishes dry, inviting the next sip... SWAMBO even likes it!View attachment 11272
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Looks delish!
 
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Nosybear said:
First pour of my London Porter. Rich, chocolate-coffee, sweetness from high mash temperature, a bit of earthy hops and a slight berry note from the esters. This is the Fullers homage I wrote of a few weeks ago, it even finishes dry, inviting the next sip... SWAMBO even likes it!View attachment 11272
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A beauty

Death Wish Cold brew
 
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