Ale for a lager drinker
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daveyk
Re: Ale for a lager drinker
I still appreciate a glass of good lager but isn't it interesting how so many people have been converted from lager to ale via homebrewing.
As for something to try, my personal fave brew and one the stopped at least 4 lager drinkers in their tracks was the Stonewall Bitter from the York Brewery. When I brewed this up, I bottled it and instead of priming with sugar, I added a jar of honey. I know this is not to everyones tastes but I do like the honey brews you can get commercially and this was certainly up there with them.
As for something to try, my personal fave brew and one the stopped at least 4 lager drinkers in their tracks was the Stonewall Bitter from the York Brewery. When I brewed this up, I bottled it and instead of priming with sugar, I added a jar of honey. I know this is not to everyones tastes but I do like the honey brews you can get commercially and this was certainly up there with them.
Re: Ale for a lager drinker
thirded.ianac1 wrote:Agreed!EoinMag wrote:Coopers Pale Ale is perfect for a lager drinker.
I'm still really a lager drinker but this stuff is great.
Me and our lass started on a batch a few days ago and I've already had to go buy another kit to get another lot on for when it runs out.
Fermenting: nowt
Conditioning: Headcracker, Brewmaker Northumberland Brown, Brewmaker Export Bitter
Drinking: Coopers Euro Lager, Coopers Dark Ale, Hambleton Bard Amber Export, Coopers Aussie Pale Ale, Almondbury Old, Coopers Stout, Wherry w/Chinook
Planning: BOTW 80/-
Conditioning: Headcracker, Brewmaker Northumberland Brown, Brewmaker Export Bitter
Drinking: Coopers Euro Lager, Coopers Dark Ale, Hambleton Bard Amber Export, Coopers Aussie Pale Ale, Almondbury Old, Coopers Stout, Wherry w/Chinook
Planning: BOTW 80/-