Chaps, next meet on Thur 30th. See further details here (http://www.nationalhomebrewclub.com/forum/index.php/topic,8012.0.html). Please sign up below if attending.
1. Bubbles - Session IPA, Oaked Porter, California Common
Quote from: Bubbles on April 08, 2015, 04:30:10 PM
1. Bubbles - Session IPA, Oaked Porter, California Common
2. Shanna - American Amber Ale, 2014 Group buy cider
I will put this on my calendar again.. I keep missing it. On the plus side I brewed up a blonde ale from an all grain kit I bought from homebrewcompany.ie - now I just need a nut to connect my regulator to a CO2 tank (that I am hopefully getting from AJ edge).
IF all that comes to head - and I get it kegged and carbed - I should be able to bring a growler of the blonde ale I made.
You're very welcome, Lurch. But no need to bring a full growler. We generally just bring a 500ml bottle, normally does the job.
1. Bubbles - Session IPA, Oaked Porter, California Common
2. Shanna - American Amber Ale, 2014 Group buy cider
3. David-Hacked Coppers original lager
Don't think I'll make it this month.
Ditto alas this month - have a few things on that week.
Hi,
I'd love to join ye on the night - extreme novice etc.
Thanks
Richie
Quote from: RichieB on April 23, 2015, 11:23:59 AM
Hi,
I'd love to join ye on the night - extreme novice etc.
Thanks
Richie
Please add yourself to see the list.
Shanna
Quote from: RichieB on April 23, 2015, 11:23:59 AM
Hi,
I'd love to join ye on the night - extreme novice etc.
Thanks
Richie
You're very welcome Richie. All levels of home brewers are more than welcome. Ask lots of questions at the meets and on the forum and you're sure to improve your brewing.
1. Bubbles - Session IPA, Oaked Porter, California Common
2. Shanna - American Amber Ale, 2014 Group buy cider
3. David-Hacked Coppers original lager
4. Brewtus - Nothern English Brown Ale & Mild
May be a bit late as off to Lisbon this week and flight back doesn't arrive until 17:50.
Bump! 8)
Well, since you bumped ;)
1. Bubbles - Session IPA, Oaked Porter, California Common
2. Shanna - American Amber Ale, 2014 Group buy cider
3. David-Hacked Coppers original lager
4. Brewtus - Nothern English Brown Ale & Mild
5. Molc - young american amber, maybe cider or dry stout
nice one lad! :)
You lucky NCB'ers! Young molc is producing some fantastic beer for a lad that's only been at it for 6 months. Best dry stout i've ever tasted, hands down. Future medal glory is inevitable with beer of that quality!
Bruce's english brown was a close second - absolutely superb.
Thanks to Lurchalicious for visiting us this evening, great to meet you dude. Hope to see you again next month.
Congrats but we are nurturing a great new homebrewer in the Liffey brewers,Damien E. He won gold and bronze in the nationals and to quote a crappy actor,"we'll be back".☺
:)
No pressure at all on the chap for next year then! :)
Eep!
Stout was nice alright but I liked the Belgian best even if I said it was very sweet.
Molc hope Bubbles glowing tribute makes up for me ripping the piss 're your amber ale, like I can talk !!!
Shanna
Quote from: Shanna on May 01, 2015, 12:31:40 PM
Stout was nice alright but I liked the Belgian best even if I said it was very sweet.
Cheers man. Nice enough beer, but recipe needs a lot of tweaking. For a first attempt at a dubbel though, I'm pleased enough.
Yeah the dubbel was very tasty, especcially considering its age.
As for the Amber, it will be interesting to see how it develops. It's a style I want to improve, but a little unsure which tweaks to put in, other than more hops of course ;)
more hops... ;)
Quote from: Bubbles on May 01, 2015, 02:48:53 PM
more hops... ;)
Was looking at the BJCP category for American Amber and for "Aroma: Low to moderate hop aroma from dry hopping or late kettle additions of American hop varieties." but for "Flavor: Moderate to high hop flavor from American hop varieties,". I assume when you said it needed more hops you were referring to flavour and not just expressing you inate love of hops?
Shanna
Folks, I know I've dropped of the face since new year, just to let you know the scenario. I'm on a secondment with work that has me in San Jose for most of each month, this will run until July. It's put a dent in brewing but that said I've managed to get a Belgian bruin on and an extra stout in stints back home, but even better found out one of my colleagues is an accomplished home brewer and kit builder so we've already cooked up a batch of blonde ale (just like the you tube vids sunny day, just outside the garage on the burner drinking IPA and eating Costco pizza!!) and plan a classic APA over the next two weekends. Hope to have some for tasting in July if I can get my head around all these gallons, oz and Fahrenheit!! ;-)
Quote from: dn218 on May 02, 2015, 08:34:30 PM
Folks, I know I've dropped of the face since new year, just to let you know the scenario. I'm on a secondment with work that has me in San Jose for most of each month, this will run until July. It's put a dent in brewing but that said I've managed to get a Belgian bruin on and an extra stout in stints back home, but even better found out one of my colleagues is an accomplished home brewer and kit builder so we've already cooked up a batch of blonde ale (just like the you tube vids sunny day, just outside the garage on the burner drinking IPA and eating Costco pizza!!) and plan a classic APA over the next two weekends. Hope to have some for tasting in July if I can get my head around all these gallons, oz and Fahrenheit!! ;-)
Time to start an import/export business :) Enjoy the sunshine it's pissing rain here :(
Shanna