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Old 09-10-2008, 06:51 PM   #21
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I like Boston Beer Works, however their Belgian White tastes like a mix between Legos and an old tent... It was the first beer I have ever sent back...
Never had the pleasure of that combo. I'll put it on the checklist right below Satan's anus.


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I've never been a big fan of any of the chain brew pubs. They all seem to be a bit pricey and the beer seems sub par. The tap is awesome. They have some of the best beers I've had at any brew pub. The food is excellent and the prices aren't bad. I'll even have to say the service was way above par.
That is great to hear. I will have to try it out. Any beer there that you would recommend?


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That is great to hear. I will have to try it out. Any beer there that you would recommend?

I've liked everything I've tried from them.

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My first trip to The Tap was last weekend at their brewfest. Got to try a few samples of their beer, all were great. Took home a growler of their fantastic Saison.
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Hopefully the Tap can keep a brewer employed for longer than 6 months. They've had some serious turnover in the last 2 years.
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Hopefully the Tap can keep a brewer employed for longer than 6 months. They've had some serious turnover in the last 2 years.
They still make some damn fine beer though.
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I've been to the one in Salem and it was jammed pack because it was Halloween.
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They still make some damn fine beer though.
totally agree.
but my hope is that they find a solid stable brewer who can create some more good recipes to add to their fine portfolio.
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totally agree.
but my hope is that they find a solid stable brewer who can create some more good recipes to add to their fine portfolio.

Totally agreed. But it doesn't hurt the rest of the local beer scene to have some good experienced brewers out there. It's amazing what a small circle it is.
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Used to live a couple of blocks away. Sometimes my roomates would have to carry me out of there. The beer is very good.


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