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The Hefeweizen from Dry Dock Brewing Company in Aurora, Colorado pours out a cloudy, pale straw in color and is topped with a large bubbled, snow white, two finger head that slowly reduces down to a thin film. On the nose, banana, clove, grass and yeast. In the mouth, perfect balance between the fla...
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The ZON Belgian Style Witbier from Boulevard Brewing Company in Kansas City, Missouri pours out pale straw in color with a good deal of cloud and is topped with a tightly knit, two finger, snow white head that slowly reduces down to a fine film. On the nose, coriander, cilantro, clove, yeast and a t...
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The Nice Saison Seasonal Ale from from Tommyknocker Brewery & Pub in Idaho Springs, Colorado pours out a rich gold in color with just a little haze and is topped with a finger of snow white, tightly bubbled head that reduces down to a thin film with a quarter inch collar after a few minutes. On the ...
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Great Lakes Brewing Co., Cleveland, OH American-style IPA, 7.5% ABV Named for an American hero of the War of 1812, it seems only fitting to follow up my previous review of an English-style IPA with this very American one. Poured into a pint nonic glass, the beer ...
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Fuggles India Pale Ale, 5.8% ABV Shipyard Brewing Co., Portland, ME Fuggles. The name just makes me smile, so we're already off to a promising start! Poured into a pint nonic glass, the beer is clear, medium-to-light-amber or a light copper hue capped with a finger's wid...
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Westmalle Trappist Abbey, Belgium Trappist ale, 9.5% ABV I served this appropriately enough in a stemmed Westmalle glass. The beer is a bright, hazy golden-yellow hue capped with a very thick, dense and slightly rocky white head. The aroma is tart and fruity, with a grainy note ...
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The Trout Slayer Wheat Ale from Big Sky Brewing Company in Missoula, Montana pours out golden in color with good clarity and is topped with a two finger, foamy, white head that reduces down to a quarter inch film. On the nose, hay, a little grass, some herbs and floral. In the mouth, big wheat flavo...
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The Beehive Honey Wheat Ale from Bristol Brewing Company in Colorado Springs, Colorado pours out bright gold in color with good clarity and is topped with a one finger, white head that readily reduces down leaving a small collar. On the nose, honey, grain and a little yeast. In the mouth, grainy and...
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The Wolfgang Doppelbock Lager from Great Divide Brewing Company in Denver, Colorado pours out a deep ruby red in color with good clarity and is topped with a two finger, foamy, tan colored head that slowly reduces down to a film with a quarter inch collar. On the nose, molasses, pumpernickel bread, ...
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The Major Tom's Pomegranate Wheat Ale from Fort Collins Brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado pours out a pale straw in color with some cloud and is topped with a one finger, fluffy, white head that slowly reduces down to a thin film. On the nose, wheat, sweet fruit and yeast aromas. In the mouth, this ...