Lancaster Bomber Beer Review #95 Homebrew Beer Wine Spirits
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
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Really enjoy this one myself especially chilled on a hot day whilst having a BBQ. Enjoyed your review thanks 👍
Looks nice, the king of the ruby is still the Wychwood Hobgoblin 😁
I have tried them Hobgoblins and not a fan at all of any of them, this one was very good though..
Prefer stout myself but looking into making pale ales
I do like some stouts myself and do like a porter, but have always been a fan of the pale ales, not all of them but more than a few..
Fuggles, goldings, challenger and styrian goldings are the hops. I picked a load of fresh wild fuggles the other day and while I was doing it a guy stopped me and said he's stopped brewing but still had hops growing and I can take all I want. Winner! Doing a green hopped bitter with them.
I reckon you should do a few side by side beers, like Sainsburys IPA vs St Austel's Proper Job for example. We did it last night but not filming it. Some supermarket owns are really good.
Sounds very nice, wish I had some to pick around by me :)
I will have a look at some of the home brand ones next time I am shopping, good plan mate :)
I’ll keep my eyes open for it. Not sure if we’ll get it up her in Yorkshire yet but it certainly looks very nice.
Supermarket purchase so should be able to pick it up on your travels, great pint..
It looked a real treat in the glass and it has been quite a while since I tried one. I will look out for a clone recipe of it and maybe brew it next year.
Hope it turns out well if you make it, great pint this was..
This was originally a Thwaites beer before Marstons recently bought them out. To be honest, and not wanting to start a turf war here, but I think Marstons have played with the recipe as I didn't like it as much when I tried it recently.
Not tried the Thwaites version myself, didn't know the did one to be honest..
@@ddoubletap3815 its this one. Moved to Marstons when they bought their beers and moved production to the midlands. Thwaites now are a smaller brewery concentrating more on craft beers.
Good to know and will keep an eye out for any on my travels..
Originally Mitchell’s of Lancaster, Thwaites brought the name and recipe when they went bust about 10 years ago.
Lush Ale , 99p in Morrisons
Sounds great but how can you brew a clone of it?
There are recipes for various drinks on the brewing forums, would have to do a search and get the ingredients
Tried the Spitfire but not my favourite nut ok.
I've tried both the Lancaster Bomber and the Spitfire ales. I have to be honest and say that before you even taste them, their names tug on your patriotic heart strings. I don't find them to be as good as their names suggest. Don't get me wrong; they are ok...but nothing more - and that is why they are not best sellers.