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Old 12-22-2008, 07:19 AM   #1
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If you tasted this, then read the BCBJ style sheet on porter, you would think they wrote if from this beer. It is a damn near perfect example in my opinion. It has just enough roast to let you know its there. Never too overpowering. It evolves as it coats the pallet.
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Picked up a sixer in Ohio when I was up there. This is one of the BEST beers I have ever had, absolutely amazing. I will definitely have to try OhioBrewtus' clone recipe for next fall.
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I live in akron ohio right now and pick up a 6 pick of this beer every 2 to 3 weeks.
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I work at a craft brew store and its been around for so long people forget about it. I tell people to try it again and they always come back and say "wow I forgot how good that was".
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My favorite selection from Great Lakes, along with their Lake Erie Monster IPA. One of the best porters I've ever had.
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