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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Completely alcohol free beer: would you drink it?
I saw an article about this new beer from Kirin this morning. I have to say I’m not sure what the market would be for it. I have to admit that, as a homebrewer, I am curious about how they … Continue reading
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Glass Night – November 2, 2011
Tonight’s glass is Foothills – filled with either Hoppyum or People’s Porter. Since the Fire Sale tonight is that abhorrent Shiner Bock, I decided to hit the featured beer out of the gate. My usual Glass Night compatriots are missing, … Continue reading
