Hot Beers


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Flat Tire

From the New Belgium Brewing Company in Fort Collins Colorado USA
comes this delcious Amber Ale. The Brewery describes the beer

Toasty malt flavors (sorta like biscuits just pulled from the oven) coasting in equilibrium with crisp hoppiness.

 

Brasserie de Saverne Kasteel CRU

From France comes this Lager using Champagne Yeast s from Brasserie De Saverne
Brewery.

Kasteel Cru is a deliciously crafted lager which combines strength with a lightness of touch. Perfectly inspired by the quest to capture the uniquely rich and diverse characteristics of France's 'petit jardin' in a fine lager, the satisfying reward of a great beer body is introduced by the brightest, lively head and finished with the crisp, clean promise of more to come.


 

Samuel Adams (Dark),

From Boston Massachusetts  this is one of the USA most popular beers
A full body complex beer

 

Dale's Pale Ale



Oskar Blues Grill & Brew Lyons, Colorado Yes another successful Microbrewery out of Colorado. In 2002 we became the first US microbrewery to brew and can its own beer
 


Red Trolley Ale



From the Karl Strauss Brewing Company in San Dieago California.
Generous amounts of caramelized malts give Red Trolley Ale its deep copper color and pronounced toffee-like flavors. Adding domestic hops to counter-balance the boldness of the malts so that it finishes with a pleasant but not overwhelming sweetness. Warm-fermentation with our proprietary yeast strain brings out fruity notes of raisins and currants and adds layers of complexity to this big and remarkably drinkable ale

 


 

Russian River Temptation

A blond ale from the Russian River Brewer in California. Aged in French oak wine barrels for twelve months with distinct characteristics of fruit and subtle oak" sounds more like a description of wine than beer. But, of course, Temptation is indeed beer. Actually, Temptation is a Blonde Ale Fermented with a special strain of yeast, then aged in French oak chardonnay barrels.

Gold Medal, 2006 World Beer Cup

 

Fat Squirrel

100% Wisconsin malt of six different varieties impart the natural toasted color to this bottle conditioned unfiltered ale.  Clean hazelnut notes result from these carefully chosen barley malts. From the New Glarus Brewing CO of New Glarus, WI

 

Laurelwood Organic Green Elephant

For those who like organic beers, From the Laurelwood Public House and Brewery in Portland Oregon. Green Elephant is green because it's made from organic malts, and elephant because of the Amarillo, Ahtanum and organic Cascade hops. It's medium-bodied with a subtle malt underpining and an explosive hop flavor and bitterness.

 

 

Unit 1, 58 Uralla Road
Port Macquarie NSW 2444
Australia

From downunder comes the Wicked Elf Range of beers
TLBC is husband and wife, Warwick and Kylie Little. Warwick is the head brewer and Kylie is the chief cook and bottle washer.

Warwick started brewing in 1997

 

 

 

Yuengling Traditional Lager


The beer, with a cult following in the Mid-Atlantic States, has combined its beer geek and brew pub credentials with substantial supermarket placements to grow to nearly 18 million cases last year. Since 1829, D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc. of Pottsville, Pennsylvania has produced a complete line of fine brewed products.

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He'Brew Jewbelation 11

From the Shmaltz Brewing Company in San Francisco California. This beer has 11 different malts including 2 types of rye and 11 different hops. Most beers only use a 3 or 4 types malts and 2 or 3 types of hops.

 

Tijuana Morena

Located Tijuana, Mexico

  This Dark beer is unique among all others. Its smooth body, light caramel flavor and mahogany color are a result of the special combination of several malts. With its sweet aftertaste it is believed to be a delicacy among beers.


 

Duchy Originals

  Located in England Duchy Originals, the organic food and drink company set up by Prince Charles, has just produced its first draught beer.

 

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