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Gordon Biersch Amber Ale

Gordon Biersch Amber Ale: 6.5 – It’s got a good hoppiness to it, and there’s certainly a bit more spice there than a custom amber, but it’s overall balanced enough that those are merely additions to the Amber ale, and not overpowering

[Sadly no image because I had this on-site and Google is not helping – it was not the Marzen though]

Google Shop Average: Gordon Biersch Amber Ale $5 for a pint

Website: http://www.gordonbiersch.com/

Smuttynose Fashionably Old Ale

Smuttynose Fashionably Old Ale: 6.0 – Sadly much like Ry(e)an Ale, this is another Julio’s Liquors exclusive, even more sad though is that when we went in expecting something as nice as Ryean, we were met with a beer that tried to be so many things, but ultimately failed to live up to what we wanted it to be, or what it could have been

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Google Shop Average: Smuttynose Fashionably Old Ale $ (No clue w/o being there again)

Website: http://smuttynose.com/

Tap Brewing Company Honing Belgian Ale w/ Honey

Honing: 5.5 – Now this is certainly one of the few beers with honey, and even fewer one that actually tastes like honey was actually involved. However while it has a nice taste, it’s just not that magical combination that you would want a Belgian Ale and a Mead to have an amazing baby.

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Google Shop Average: Honing $ (We can’t find a price, we’ll update if we learn it)

Website: http://www.tapbrewingcompany.com/

Rogue Beard Beer

Rogue Beard Beer: 5.0 – Now I’m not 100% sure the story of wild yeast being extracted from a man’s beard and then going into this product is true; however the problem with any wild yeast beer is that some can be downright amazing, whereas others are just bland or skunked feeling. This isn’t as bad – and considering the name at least it’s not an IPA.

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Google Shop Average: Rogue Beard Beer $8

Website: http://www.rogue.com/