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The Craft Beer Thread
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TheMightyQuin
Not amused...
Very nice...Tops Village Square? Those look very familiar. And delicious.
dualmeister
Honorary Master
Spar Uitzicht I think it was lol.
dualmeister
Honorary Master
Not the same as on tap at the Brewery, but still awesome. Sjoe that 9%....
dualmeister
Honorary Master
Good one.
TheMightyQuin
Not amused...
Cannot get enough of this beer:
My tripel (10%) also just aged enough to drink. But will be aging it for a few more months. They are incredibly delicious beers, the yeast strain used is also cultured from Westvleteren monestry.
That's the beauty of homebrewing taking inspiration from wonderful craft brews and making ur own
dualmeister
Honorary Master
Really enjoying the Mountain Brewing Co range.
This lager is primed with natural unfiltered fynbos honey, giving it a gentle honey aroma and creamy head. Laagered for 3 months to a crisp.
This lager is primed with natural unfiltered fynbos honey, giving it a gentle honey aroma and creamy head. Laagered for 3 months to a crisp.
Honestly I have not had a bad beer from them. Their mandalas is also real good
dualmeister
Honorary Master
Off to cape this weekend think I'm adding them as a stop, worth throwing a short left to support local!
On route there take a detour and hit soul barrel. They have an awesome barleywine, and just released an all bret IPA.
I also got a sorghum sour there today, will try it in a few months.
As you can see another great brewery!!
10 minutes from soul barrel is hey joe brewery.. just putting it out there.
Forgot to add, do a mini pit stop on your way to soul barrel and get some barrel aged beers from karoo craft brewery.
Ooooh thanks for that! Will definitely have a look into those!
TheMightyQuin
Not amused...
Visit Aegir...you cannot buy their stuff online at all. The others mentioned are all available online or in Tops etc.
This is def on the list for next time a little out of the way this round but thanks for the suggestion! Lol no time for wine this round
My wife will need to get used to the beer tastings
dualmeister
Honorary Master
Lucy.
dualmeister
Honorary Master
Nice.
A Class Act Doppelbock
Our Doppelbock is a fantastic malted lager that is split in to different mashing temperatures to bring out multiple flavours and aromas that melt together to form a well balanced dark beer with a crisp lager finish. Klipbock was rewarded a Gold Medal in the 2018 SANBT Awards, which rounded off a fantastic 5 medal haul.
ABV: 8.2 IBU: 36
A Class Act Doppelbock
Our Doppelbock is a fantastic malted lager that is split in to different mashing temperatures to bring out multiple flavours and aromas that melt together to form a well balanced dark beer with a crisp lager finish. Klipbock was rewarded a Gold Medal in the 2018 SANBT Awards, which rounded off a fantastic 5 medal haul.
ABV: 8.2 IBU: 36
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Ok so I am off to the Cape over the next week or so and wanna add some breweries to visit to the list. Aegir is in the next trip.
I want to do about 3 and have the following:
Mountain brewing co, Soul Barrel and Hey Joe
In the Wellington/Stellies/Franschhoek region
Super keen on Mountain Brewing Co and Soul Barrel not sure abt replacing Hey Joe, any recommendations?
Just for the record I love pretty much all beer styles IPAs are just my least favorite.
I have personally brewed the below styles
English bitter, Pale ale, Porter, Stout, Pastry Stout, Weiss, Wit, Saison, Barleywine, California common, Pilsner, Lager, Bock, NEIPA, Belgium Blond, Belgium Tripel
So I am very keen to taste whats out there apart from what I can pick up from tops...
I want to do about 3 and have the following:
Mountain brewing co, Soul Barrel and Hey Joe
In the Wellington/Stellies/Franschhoek region
Super keen on Mountain Brewing Co and Soul Barrel not sure abt replacing Hey Joe, any recommendations?
Just for the record I love pretty much all beer styles IPAs are just my least favorite.
I have personally brewed the below styles
English bitter, Pale ale, Porter, Stout, Pastry Stout, Weiss, Wit, Saison, Barleywine, California common, Pilsner, Lager, Bock, NEIPA, Belgium Blond, Belgium Tripel
So I am very keen to taste whats out there apart from what I can pick up from tops...
dualmeister
Honorary Master
I wasn't very impressed with Hey Joe especially since they did not have the ones on tap that I wanted to try the last time I was there. I would consider swapping them with The Franschhoek Beer Co. They are practically next to each other.
Or just do both
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dualmeister
Honorary Master
Today's first one.
