BAILEY BROWN ALE
From menu:
Spiced brown ale with nutmeg and coriander. A mild, roasty-toasty toffee delight. 6.2% ABV / 20 IBUs
Pretty good with a lunch steak sandwich.
BAILEY BROWN ALE
From menu:
Spiced brown ale with nutmeg and coriander. A mild, roasty-toasty toffee delight. 6.2% ABV / 20 IBUs
Pretty good with a lunch steak sandwich.
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Gotta keep an eye out for that. I generally like Saison beersOriginally Posted by Clusterfrack
My submission. Very crushable summer ale
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That looks quite interesting. I think I will stop by my store and get some.Gotta keep an eye out for that. I generally like Saison beers
My submission. Very crushable summer ale
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Quite a good recommendation — Thanks!
My submission. Very crushable summer ale
Also, Leinenkugle came to their senses and realized that their better beers need not be restricted to a variety pack.
Cheers!Quite a good recommendation — Thanks!
Also, Leinenkugle came to their senses and realized that their better beers need not be restricted to a variety pack.
Haven't had Leinenkugle in some time but their summer stuff was always good
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That’s probably my favorite. I have several cases of that, due to it being seasonal and I ran out one year.
Really impressed with Alesmith's offerings, but they're getting pricey. These were $17.50 a 4 pack. My other complaint would be a 12% abv beer is better in 12 oz cans than 16. Not sure if I can pick a favorite between the two.
Speedway Stout is awesome. I’ve had the salted caramel which I really liked. I haven’t had the Hawaiian.
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