| Brewery: | Samuel Adams | |
| Brew: | Octoberfest | |
| Price: | $11 for six 12 oz. bottles | |
| Review: | Rich and sweet with almost no hops, but smooth and drinkable. Very different than the lighter German Oktoberfest brews. | |
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Sam Adams Octoberfest
Tag Archives: USA
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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Colt 45 Malt Liquor
| Brewery: | Pabst Brewing Company | |
| Brew: | Colt 45 Malt Liquor | |
| Price: | $3 For a 40 oz. bottle | |
| Review: | Disgusting like skunky rotten vegetables. | |
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Uinta Hop Notch IPA
| Brewery: | Uinta | |
| Brew: | Hop Notch IPA | |
| Price: | $11 For six 12 oz. bottles | |
| Review: | A bold and spicy IPA with a rich maltiness that’s more sweet than bitter. Did you know Uinta is the name of a mountain range in Utah? | |
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Magic Hat Elder Betty
| Brewery: | Magic Hat | |
| Brew: | Elder Betty | |
| Price: | $11 For six 12 oz. bottles | |
| Review: | Overwhelmingly sweet and fruity, almost like an artificially flavored soft drink. But judging by the label, perhaps it’s best when paired with LSD or something. | |
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Victory Summer Love Ale
| Brewery: | Victory | |
| Brew: | Summer Love Ale | |
| Price: | $15 For six 12 oz. bottles | |
| Review: | A light and crisp ale with a fresh citrus flavor and just a hint of bitterness in the aftertaste. The brewery opened in 1996 and is definitely one to watch. | |
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Shock Top Belgian White
| Brewery: | Shock Top | |
| Brew: | Belgian White | |
| Price: | $9 for six 12 oz. bottles | |
| Review: | A somewhat thin and sweet wheat beer with a bit of orange, but the anthropomorphic fruits on the label are a little creepy. | |
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Ommegang Abbey Ale
| Brewery: | Ommegang | |
| Brew: | Abbey Ale | |
| Price: | $10 for a 750 ml bottle | |
| Review: | Rich and malty, with a fairly sweet yet complex flavor. Plus it comes in an extra-large bottle with a champagne-style cork. | |
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Coors Light
| Brewery: | Coors | |
| Brew: | Light | |
| Price: | $12 for twelve 12 oz. cans | |
| Review: | Not much to it, but pretty smooth. Plus it has a hi-tech label that changes color to indicate if it’s cold or super cold. | |
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