| Brewery: | Samuel Adams | |
| Brew: | Octoberfest | |
| Price: | $11 for six 12 oz. bottles | |
| Review: | Rich and swee with almost no hops, but smooth and drinkable. Very different than the lighter German Oktoberfest brews. | |
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Sam Adams Octoberfest
Weihenstephaner Oktoberfestbier
| Brewery: | Weihenstephaner | |
| Brew: | Oktoberfestbier | |
| Price: | $2.40 for a 330 ml bottle | |
| Review: | Light and refreshing with a nice balance of hops and malts. | |
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Hofbräu Oktoberfest
| Brewery: | Hofbräu | |
| Brew: | Oktoberfest | |
| Price: | $2.30 for a 330 ml bottle | |
| Review: | A bit high in alcohol, it has a little bite at first then finishes somewhat thin and grassy. | |
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Smuttynose Pumpkin Ale
| Brewery: | Smuttynose | |
| Brew: | Pumpkin Ale | |
| Price: | $11 For siz 12 oz. bottles | |
| Review: | A very spicy ale with a distinct pumpkin flavor, somewhat dry and bitter. The taste is a little peculiar for every day, but it’s a great way to kick off the fall season. | |
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Southern Tier IPA
| Brewery: | Southern Tier | |
| Brew: | IPA | |
| Price: | $11 For siz 12 oz. bottles | |
| Review: | A rich, well-balanced IPA with a smooth maltiness. The brewery name comes from its region in New York State. | |
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La Barbaude Blonde
| Brewery: | La Barbaude | |
| Brew: | Blonde | |
| Review: | A smooth and crisp ale with some kind of flavor related to gummy bears. | |
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Newcastle Brown Ale
| Brewery: | Newcastle | |
| Brew: | Brown Ale | |
| Price: | $11 For siz 12 oz. bottles | |
| Review: | Somewhat watery and dull, but smooth with a light sweetness. It was bought by Heineken in 2008 and had the brewery moved in 2010, so maybe it’s a pale shadow of its former self. | |
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Pilsner Urquell
| Brewery: | Pilsner Urquell | |
| Brew: | Pilsner Urquell | |
| Price: | $11 For siz 12 oz. bottles | |
| Review: | Sharp and crisp, with a somewhat hoppy flavor. This was actually the first pilsner brewed in the world and getting its name from Pilsen, the town where it’s brewed, which is now in the czech republic. | |
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