BrewDog
… with all my bottles and glassware, mainly from BrewDog.
Here you can see why I really do need an 80 litre bag for a trip of only three days:
Well, the most important stuff is unpacked, I’ll do the rest tomorrow, but as far as I’m concerned, my Glasgow trip is over.
Goodnight! 🙂
I almost forgot they have a Hop Cannon at BrewDog Glasgow now as well. It’s not just for hops though, although not everything turns out well: at some point they tried to make a bacon infused beer, but that turned into quite a sticky mess…
The result of today’s experiment was a beer with a stronger coffee taste than some coffees I’ve had!
At BrewDog Glasgow again. I love BrewDog. Can you tell? 🙂
You might be wondering why I’ve become so silent all of a sudden: after a coffee break at Artisan Roast, I headed over to one of my favourite places in Glasgow, BrewDog Glasgow.
I had to catch up on some BrewDog beers that haven’t reached Belgium yet, and now I’ve moved on to the Gigantic guest beers.
Life is good… 🙂
BrewDog, my favourite brewery, just launched a new beer called Hello, My Name is Vladimir to protest against the “sick, twisted legislation brought about in Russia”.
Read all about it in their blog post.
Go to your nearest BrewDog bar for a taste, or order it here!