A mix of ingredients from two of my favorite beers; Fullers ESB and Wells Bombardier.
Fullers Side:
WLP002
Maris Otter
Target
East Kent Goldings
Northdown
Mash Guidelines
Wells Side:
WLP006
Pearl
Fuggles
The rest is common between the two.
Yeast is a wash from previous batches otherwise I would be too cheap to do this :-)
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Wells & Fullers Have a Baby
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Quite fantastic and drinkable. The overall hop profile was a little muddled on the aroma side; could be that I am just used to East Kent Goldings for this type beer to stand out.
In any event it was a pleasure to drink and a grand experiment, but I would probably stick to one or the other in the future as it makes the overall taste more distinctive.