With its bright acidity and big, round finish, this beer has a unique flavor.
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Saveur
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Beer
A full-bodied, easy to drink beer made with all certified organic malts and hops.
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A Good Beer Blog
Would you believe this old heavyweight has fewer carbs than a Bud?
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Beer Advocate
Though it's as dark and viscous as motor oil, this drinkable brew is rich with the flavors of chocolate, caramel and coffee.
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Los Angeles Times
A dry, spicy Farmhouse Ale touched with the flavor of tangy apricots.
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Philly Magazine
The brewery's latest citrusy, seasonal refresher.
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Imbibe Magazine
Eric Asimov explains what kind of beer is worth $35 a bottle.
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New York Times
Kurt Wolff lays down the pros and cons of cans...(Con: You can't crush a bottle on your forehead.)
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Chow
Shiner Bock, brewed in southeastern Texas for nearly a century, is a favorite across the country.
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Saveur
Need a pairing for your meat pie? This year, an exciting new wave of Australian craft beers washed up on American shores.
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Saveur
Beer isn’t supposed to age like wine–but a “strong beer” brewed to honor Thomas Hardy proves that a good ale can.
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Saveur
A handful of Belgian monks still make great beer the old-fashioned way.
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Saveur
Weyerbacher celebrates their thirteenth anniversary with this huge, chocolaty Imperial Stout
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Barley Blog
