Well you've sold them to me!
That's a better selection than a lot of craft beer bars would have!
How much of each beer will be available? Do NHC members get larger samples as a perk? ;)
Do ya still want my 1962 harp lager brewed with fresh hops and 99.999% fresh Irish ingredients?
Cork MCI lager malt,
decoction / caramelisation
kildare fresh hallertauer
Kildare fresh Saaz
and kildare TLC
?
Quote from: Il Tubo on September 25, 2013, 01:41:58 PM
Maybe another four.
Andrews gold medal Black IPA is fermenting right now.
(http://i.imgur.com/umtsQw2l.jpg)
Nothing like fresh irish ingredients ;)
Roast barley from Athy, Whole unprocessed oats from Athy, Barley from Ellistown, Kildare, Malt from Cork, Hops from my polytunnel (saaz, hallertauer, hersbruker, target, and saphir), Top Class organic Corn / maize as per pictures from my garden, The Fresh beetroot ale from my garden ye can taste at Lucan and a lot of effort to make the freshest, most local, unique and environmentally friendly beer on the planet :)
beetroot ale below....
The cornflakes were a handful in a 40000 gram Harp lager wort and the yeast was 11 gram so not 100% Irish but is anything? 100% Irish chicken? Fed with Kerry foods chicken feed shipped in from Mexico?
Small typo in Enda's Frambtastic write-up:
"It's a yeast which has been developed to include contains yeast and bacteria cultures used "
Didn't spot any other typos.
Rossa's description sounds like hes a pro brewer... might want to emphasise the "home" a bit more.
Looks good though!! a good read like - makes it interesting
That's what happens when you try to do the write-up when youre supposed to be working!
The word "contains" needs to come out; thanks Eanna
Quote from: eanna on September 25, 2013, 04:42:18 PM
Small typo in Enda's Frambtastic write-up:
"It's a yeast which has been developed to include contains yeast and bacteria cultures used "
Didn't spot any other typos.
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Did you save the yeast cake Enda?
Looks great! We're looking forward to it - ours is kegged and ready to go!
Irish red goin on today for the Shaw following discussions yesterday at BJCP...the stout hasnt enough time so new approach which is happening today
Name of Beer : "Farewell the Abbey" (100% Irish red ale) to commerate ( not celebrate as some would like >:() the closure of our most famous and oldest breweries
Malt from MCI Stout and Ale
MCI Stout malt home converted to crystal
Dry roasted fresh barley Athy Just 20g
Decoction for caramel / toffee taste
Fresh target hops from Kildare
Fresh Saphir for some sweet hop aroma from Kildare
Caramalised fresh local beetroot for body, colour and taste
Irish Red ale with 100% Irish ingredients
heres more info on the red ale
http://www.nationalhomebrewclub.com/forum/index.php/topic,3678.msg50926.html#msg50926
Quote from: Hop Bomb on September 26, 2013, 11:57:46 AM
Did you save the yeast cake Enda?
Unfortunately I didn't have time. I'm not around for the next week and I needed to get it into the secondary so I could add the raspberries.