14 session beer recipes

[Clibit]

My hope is to show people that the whole session beer notion isn't boring and not necessarily tied to the world of British/Commonwealth inspired beer styles. (Is that a stoning offense to say on a British homebrewing site? )

Not at all. There is good and bad beer at all strengths, in my experience. And looking after your health and weight is never a bad idea. IPA, sir!

[bryanferry]

Not at all. There is good and bad beer at all strengths, in my experience. And looking after your health and weight is never a bad idea. IPA, sir!

amen to that. I have to do a lot of cycling to balance up the hobby of homebrewing. Just been in a fantastic craft ale house in Ipswich. Nice to see more and more under 4.5%.

[f00b4r]

My hope is to show people that the whole session beer notion isn't boring and not necessarily tied to the world of British/Commonwealth inspired beer styles. (Is that a stoning offense to say on a British homebrewing site? )

It is another bitter recipe but [url=http://forum.craft%20brewing.org.uk/viewtopic.php?t=566]Barnsley Brewer's Old Bernard[/url] is worth a look.

Edit: hmm just seen that it only came in under 4.5 as it slightly missed the calculated figures.

[f00b4r]

[f00b4r ] wrote
[letting my liver recovery after the beer festival here last week)quote]

Never let it recover kick it while it's down

Yeah that doesn't work with young children who don't believe in lie ins

[demig]

[f00b4r ] wrote
[letting my liver recovery after the beer festival here last week)quote]

Never let it recover kick it while it's down

Yeah that doesn't work with young children who don't believe in lie ins

Give it a few years f00b4r and the problem will be over. Sadly by then you'll be getting up automatically earlier and the teenager will be asleep for hours after.

[Clibit]

That's where I am. It makes mornings the ideal brewing time.