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Amber and Brown American Beer

Dive into the rich tapestry of Amber and Brown American Beer, where caramel notes meet robust hops. This board is a tribute to the hearty soul of American brewing, showcasing everything from nutty brown ales to amber lagers with their toasty malt undertones. Ideal for those who appreciate a beer with depth and a smooth finish, these selections highlight the versatility and warmth of America’s brewing heritage
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American Brown Ale
Let’s talk American Brown Ales – rich, malty brews that make perfect fireside sippers. Compared to English Browns, the American version has more hoppy oomph. While still malt-focused, American Browns feature citrusy, piney hops to balance the maltiness.
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American Brown Ale
Let’s talk American Brown Ales – rich, malty brews that make perfect fireside sippers. Compared to English Browns, the American version has more hoppy oomph. While still malt-focused, American Browns feature citrusy, piney hops to balance the maltiness.
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American Brown Ale
Let’s talk American Brown Ales – rich, malty brews that make perfect fireside sippers. Compared to English Browns, the American version has more hoppy oomph. While still malt-focused, American Browns feature citrusy, piney hops to balance the maltiness.
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American Brown Ale
Let’s talk American Brown Ales – rich, malty brews that make perfect fireside sippers. Compared to English Browns, the American version has more hoppy oomph. While still malt-focused, American Browns feature citrusy, piney hops to balance the maltiness.
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American Brown Ale
Let’s talk American Brown Ales – rich, malty brews that make perfect fireside sippers. Compared to English Browns, the American version has more hoppy oomph. While still malt-focused, American Browns feature citrusy, piney hops to balance the maltiness.
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Let’s talk California Common beers – a style invented right here in the Golden State. These easy-drinking lagers were first brewed in the late 1800s during the Gold Rush era. They use a unique fermentation method called “California Common” – a lager yeast fermented at warmer ale temps.
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California Common
Let’s talk California Common beers – a style invented right here in the Golden State. These easy-drinking lagers were first brewed in the late 1800s during the Gold Rush era. They use a unique fermentation method called “California Common” – a lager yeast fermented at warmer ale temps.
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California Common
Let’s talk California Common beers – a style invented right here in the Golden State. These easy-drinking lagers were first brewed in the late 1800s during the Gold Rush era. They use a unique fermentation method called “California Common” – a lager yeast fermented at warmer ale temps.
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California Common
Let’s talk California Common beers – a style invented right here in the Golden State. These easy-drinking lagers were first brewed in the late 1800s during the Gold Rush era. They use a unique fermentation method called “California Common” – a lager yeast fermented at warmer ale temps.
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California Common
Let’s talk California Common beers – a style invented right here in the Golden State. These easy-drinking lagers were first brewed in the late 1800s during the Gold Rush era. They use a unique fermentation method called “California Common” – a lager yeast fermented at warmer ale temps.
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California Common
Let’s talk California Common beers – a style invented right here in the Golden State. These easy-drinking lagers were first brewed in the late 1800s during the Gold Rush era. They use a unique fermentation method called “California Common” – a lager yeast fermented at warmer ale temps.
Let’s talk American Brown Ales – rich, malty brews that make perfect fireside sippers. Compared to English Browns, the American version has more hoppy oomph. While still malt-focused, American Browns feature citrusy, piney hops to balance the maltiness. You’ll get sweet caramel, chocolate, and nutty flavors from specialty malts like chocolate and crystal. Caramel Chocolate, Caramel, Crystals
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American Brown Ale
Let’s talk American Brown Ales – rich, malty brews that make perfect fireside sippers. Compared to English Browns, the American version has more hoppy oomph. While still malt-focused, American Browns feature citrusy, piney hops to balance the maltiness. You’ll get sweet caramel, chocolate, and nutty flavors from specialty malts like chocolate and crystal.
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American Brown Ale
Let’s talk American Brown Ales – rich, malty brews that make perfect fireside sippers. Compared to English Browns, the American version has more hoppy oomph. While still malt-focused, American Browns feature citrusy, piney hops to balance the maltiness. You’ll get sweet caramel, chocolate, and nutty flavors from specialty malts like chocolate and crystal.
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American Brown Ale
Let’s talk American Brown Ales – rich, malty brews that make perfect fireside sippers. Compared to English Browns, the American version has more hoppy oomph. While still malt-focused, American Browns feature citrusy, piney hops to balance the maltiness. You’ll get sweet caramel, chocolate, and nutty flavors from specialty malts like chocolate and crystal.
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American Brown Ale
Let’s talk American Brown Ales – rich, malty brews that make perfect fireside sippers. Compared to English Browns, the American version has more hoppy oomph. While still malt-focused, American Browns feature citrusy, piney hops to balance the maltiness. You’ll get sweet caramel, chocolate, and nutty flavors from specialty malts like chocolate and crystal.