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    Hale's Ales Kolsch - okay. Expensive for what you get. Better than average light beers in this same vein, not enough to get me to buy again.
    Name Tag Beer (at $2.99 a 6-pack, not bad at all. Not better, though, than my $4.99 per 12-pack Beast)


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    Have sampled a few summer seasonal beers. From best to worst:

    1) Widmer Citra Blonde - Very crisp and refreshing, the citra hops give a great citrus flavor without an overpowering bitterness; well-balanced overall.

    2) Bridgeport Summer Squeeze - The lemongrass and Asian citrus fruit added make a wonderful pairing with the light ale

    3) New Belgium Somersault - More citrus tones, but all the flavors don't meld as well as the first two; the added flavors overpower in this one.

    4) Deschutes Twilight - Opposite of #1; unbalanced; too little emphasis on the malt and too bitter, despite relatively low 25 IBUs.
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    Four in Hand IPA: I had low low low expectations here, but it's actually not bad. Not overly hoppy, but a good amount of hops in it. Cheap, something like $5.99 a sixer. 5.3%


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    Plan to stop off at my local B&M with a keg of my "Squeeze My Grapefruits Summer Blonde" to match up with a cigar or two. It may take several trials.
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    On Tap -

    1. Red IPA
    2. Extreme Red

    Secondary - Mesquite Bourbon Mead

    "The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind." - Humphrey Bogart

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    Quote Originally Posted by wild View Post
    Plan to stop off at my local B&M with a keg of my "Squeeze My Grapefruits Summer Blonde" to match up with a cigar or two. It may take several trials.
    Jebus! That's like 80 beers per cigar if you're only smoking two cigars with that keg. Good luck!
    Smoke em' if you got em'

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    Quote Originally Posted by denver24 View Post
    Jebus! That's like 80 beers per cigar if you're only smoking two cigars with that keg. Good luck!
    ......AND? I don't see a problem here, Ian.


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    Quote Originally Posted by mrtr33 View Post
    ......AND? I don't see a problem here, Ian.
    No problem at all!

    My recent beers:

    Great Divide Rumble - Oak age IPA, sounded interesting and it was!

    Crazy Mountain Amber Ale - Interesting, I'm not typically a fan of Amber's but this is more like an Amber/IPA hybrid with great flavor and very refreshing!
    Smoke em' if you got em'

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