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312 and Honkers are precisely the beers I know - that and the light blue bottle snowflake one.

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Leinenkugals Big Butt Doppelbock tastes pretty good for the price

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Freed Roger wrote:
Freed Roger wrote:This looks promising
http://www.oldbakerybeer.com
Old Bakery Beer Company Opening This Week in Alton

Enjoyed it. Lighter, lower alcohol oaty beer was tasty. Food menu is pretty lame.

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Another great beer from Ayinger, and yes -Reinheitsgebot!
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I've never had a bad Ayinger. Celebrator, Urweisse, Weizenbock, Brau Weisse, Maibock are some of my favorite beers.

Going to the brewery is a bucket list thing for me.

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33anda3rd wrote:I've never had a bad Ayinger. Celebrator, Urweisse, Weizenbock, Brau Weisse, Maibock are some of my favorite beers.

Going to the brewery is a bucket list thing for me.
Yeah, I had just looked it up, and thought same thing...the beer, and it looks cool thereabouts.

RE: German beer purity laws - for Ayinger, it's the medium they know and choose to work with - and my do they do it well.
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GIS Aying Germany comes up with lots of pics of Philipp Lahm (soccer) and his lady, must have gotten married in Aying. nice

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lukethedrifter wrote:
Freed Roger wrote:
Freed Roger wrote:This looks promising
http://www.oldbakerybeer.com
Old Bakery Beer Company Opening This Week in Alton

Enjoyed it. Lighter, lower alcohol oaty beer was tasty. Food menu is pretty lame.
Went today. Good beer.

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I'm having a Blue Moon Belgian White at Dave and Buster's right now.

Man, Dave and Buster's is loud.

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Vidor wrote:I'm having a Blue Moon Belgian White at Dave and Buster's right now.
That whole sentence - I can't think of anything worse.

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I've never been much for coffee stouts, but was enjoying them yesterday. Perennial's Sump was good. I enjoyed the Old Bakery Brewing version even more.

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