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Mambo Beer
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American-Style Lager
Dirt Cheap Cigarettes and Beer
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American-Style Lager
Cugino Brewing Company
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Brauerei Beck
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American-Style Lager
Ostankinskij Pivovarennij Zavod
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Beer Esteem

5.6%
American-Style Lager
Russian River Brewing
"If you can't feel good about your beer... what else is worth feeling good about." We call Beer Esteem a California Common because it is brewed with a lager yeast and it is fermented at warmer ale temperatures. However, Beer Esteem is distinctly different from other California Commons. With a unique hop profile, a lager yeast not typically used for the style, and a "Russian River" twist, Beer Esteem is anything but "Common."
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Beer Geek Breakfast

7.5%
American-Style Imperial Stout
Mikkeller
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, many say, and if you are a beer geek there is no better way to start the day than with a powerful, complex morning stout. The unique mix of oats and coffee gives this beer large body and power, while the coffee, at the same time, creates a nice balance.
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Beer Line 2000

Lakefront Brewery
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Beer Town Brown

American-Style Brown Ale
BridgePort Brewing
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Beer Works Ale Golden

Pokka Beer Works
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Beewolf Braggot

7%
Dogfish Head Craft Brewery
This is a hybrid of ale and mead made with 51% malted barley (Pale and Munich malted barley) and 49% Orange blossom honey, it is lightly hopped, spiced with Hibiscus flowers and fermented with Australian ale yeast. Our Milton, DE microbrewery brewer Jon Talkington came up with this beer because of his love of different kinds of meads and his interest in Nordic lore and mythology. The name Beewolf is the name Beowulf translated, meaning bear. Color- light amber. Aroma- Pear like fruitiness, with a clean malt and floral honey nose. Flavor- sweet malt and honey with a subtle fruitiness and a hint of caramel. ABV 7.0% IBU's 25 Due to the limited availability of Beewolf Braggot, we are sorry that we are not able to offer growlers to go.
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Befuddelator Doppelbock

Traditional German-Style Bock
Titletown Brewing
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Behemoth Barley Wine

10.5%
American-Style Barley Wine Ale
Three Floyds Brewing
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Belgian Abbey

Faultline Brewing #1
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Belgian Abbey Dubbel

7%
Belgian-Style Dubbel
Flying Fish Brewing Company
This Belgian-style Abbey Dubbel is an exceptionally complex beer with many interwoven flavors. This classic-style Abbey beer features an immense head with a fruity nose and a generous body. Malty in the middle, the beer features a clean, almondy dry finish and a slight alcohol warmth. More like a wine than a beer—it has a lot of the qualities of a fine Burgundy. Beer writer Michael Jackson has praised the Flying Fish Dubbel as "a wonderful example of the style."
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Belgian Abbey Red

Karl Strauss Brewery Gardens - Sorrento Mesa
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Belgian Ale (discontinued)

Gottberg Brew Pub
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Belgian Brown

Thunderhead Brewery
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Belgian Burgundy Ale

9%
Brasserie De L'Abbaye Des Rocs
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Belgian Double

7%
On Tap Bistro & Brewery
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Belgian Freeze Winter Ale

8%
Dark American-Belgo-Style Ale
River Horse Brewing Company
As the days grow shorter and frost becomes snow, our Belgian Freeze winter ale is the perfect remedy to loosen the spirits. This deep amber tonic is brewed with lots of roasted caramel malt for body and warmth to bring in the holidays and see you through the spring.
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Belgian Singel

Independence Brew Pub
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Belgian Style Wit

Oyster Bar Bistro and Brewery
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Belgian Summer Ale

Titletown Brewing
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Belgian Tripel

Faultline Brewing #1
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Belgian Trippel

Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery - Milwaukee
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Belgian Trippel

Titletown Brewing
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Belgian Trippel

Maumee Bay Brewing
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Belgian Wheat

Brewery Creek Brewing
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Belgian White

4.1%
Engine House #9
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Belgian White

4.7%
Belgian-Style White
Long Trail Brewing Co
Our Belgian White Ale is modeled after the original Belgian Witbiers brewed in monasteries during the early 14th century. The soft notes of citrus and spice are topped with a light, fluffy head that finishes clean and crisp. This all natural ale is our latest seasonal brew, perfect for lounging lake-side or celebrating at trail's end.
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Belgian Wit

Nebraska Brewing Company
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Belgian Wit

Emmett's Tavern and Brewery
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Belgian Wit

Milwaukee Ale House
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Belgian Wit

Belgian-Style White
Four Peaks Brewing
Belgian Wits originated in Belgium, in the area of Brabant just east of Brussels. This are was a part of the Netherlands in the early 1800's and was the wheat growing region. In this era, the Dutch basically controlled the spice trade, thus, coriander as well as Curacao orange peel made its way into the beer. Spices were used well before the widespread use of hops in beer. At one point there were more than thirty breweries producing a Wit, but overtime the style died off and in 1954 the last of the breweries ceased operations. One of the most famous brands of Belgian Wits is Hoegaarden (pronounced "Who Garden") produced by Pierre Celis back in 1966. This revived the style and by the 1980's it was popular again! Belgian Wits are similar to a Hefeweizen with respect to the cloudiness of the beer and some phenolic (clove) and tart flavors. Wits should have white, rocky head when poured and should be almost white in appearance, hence the name. You will smell oranges and coriander which is different than a Hefeweizen that smells of banana and clove. Our version of a Belgian Wit is called "Hoof - Hearted Wit," and it is brewed to style with dried bitter and sweet orange peel and coriander seeds.
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Belikin Stout

American-Style Stout
Belize Brewing
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Bell's Batch 9000

12.5%
American-Style Strong Pale Ale
Bell's Brewery Inc.
"Black, dense, and rich, this is a great ale for the cellar." This big brew is made with molasses and brewer's licorice.
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Bell's Cherry Stout

7%
Fruit Beer
Bell's Brewery Inc.
A rich and powerful beer with tart cherry appeal, make this a fine stout.
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Bell's Christmas Ale

Scotch Ale
Bell's Brewery Inc.
A Scotch Ale, “brewed with 100% Michigan barley and a blend of Pacific Northwest and Michigan hops.”
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Belle Gunness Stout

5%
American-Style Stout
Back Road Brewery
A notorious drink that's as dark as its' namesakes history!! It is named after the infamous LaPorte, Indiana serial killer herself, Belle Gunness of 1908. This Irish-style dry stout is amazingly smooth to drink. You will taste chocolate, coffee and roasty flavors in every sip. Don't be afraid of the dark. A true dark beer lover would die to try it. It definitely would not kill you to dig some up.
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Bellegems Bruin

5.5%
Brouwerij Bockor
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Below Decks

10%
American-Style Barley Wine Ale
Clipper City Brewing Co.
Created to celebrate Clipper City’s 10th Anniversary – extremely limited and “vintage” dated – this extravagantly malty barley wine will show well upon release but continue to evolve for years. Seasonally available in December while supplies last. Voted #1 beer by Mahaffey’s Pub.
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Belzebuth

13%
Golden or Blonde Ale
Brasserie Grain D'Orge
Beer of top fermentation, Belzebuth represents the achievement of a more than one hundred year-old know-how, the one of the Brewery Grain d'Orge. Under its copper colour, it hides a strong character for the lovers of sensations. It owes its strength to the subtle mixture of pure malts, hops and yeasts especially selected by our Master-Brewer. At one time this beer was 15%. After the name change it was lowered to 13%.
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Benchmark Old Ale

9.9%
Old Ale
Portland Brewing
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Benchwarmer Porter

6.4%
Porter
Cooperstown Brewing Company
"Benchwarmer" is a very smooth Porter brewed in accordance with the original "high gravity" porters of early London. More than 4% chocolate malt, which is the most similar to the brown malts of the early 1700’s, gives "Benchwarmer" its dry coffee-like finish. It is fermented with the Ringwood yeast which is an excellent yeast for the brewing of porters. The widely accepted theory of how porter got its name is that it was a very popular beer among the porters who hauled produce and goods around the marketplace of early industrialized London.
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Bender Beer

5.1%
American-Style Brown Ale
Surly Brewing
This beer is an amalgamation of styles; brown/porter/apa. Five distinct malts, including two from Belgium, give this beer added complexity and depth. We also add oatmeal to this beer to give it a smooth texture not usually associated with this type of beer. We add large amounts of American finishing hops to give Bender a citrus hop aroma because... we like hops. This is a session beer weighing in around 5% alcohol and 25 IBUs. Grab one today, we think you will want another!
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Benediktiner Dunkel

Maisel Bru
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