Baltic Bliss
Notes of malt meld with caramel, dark fruit, and chocolate to create a silky-smooth and dangerously drinkable lager that begs to be quaffed instead of sipped.
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Notes of malt meld with caramel, dark fruit, and chocolate to create a silky-smooth and dangerously drinkable lager that begs to be quaffed instead of sipped.
By Billy Beltz Growing numbers of people are discovering mead, an ancient beverage that creative commercial and home meadmakers continue to reinvent today. But unlike beer brewers and winemakers, who […]
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The big, delicious sipping beer with a warming and lingering alcohol glow makes it ideal for relaxing in front of a crackling fire on a dark winter’s evening.
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