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‘It Goes to 11’ Stout
This stout is roasty and weighs in at a hefty 11% (get it?), making it strong like Nigel Tufnel’s crushing riffs.
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This stout is roasty and weighs in at a hefty 11% (get it?), making it strong like Nigel Tufnel’s crushing riffs.
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Mix fresh apple juice from Louisburg Cider Mill in Louisburg Kansas, frozen concentrated apple juice, and mango juice in primary fermenter and add pectic enzyme. Allow to sit 24 hrs. Mix lactose with distilled water and warm until…
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