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OT: A New Pale Ale in Bavaria

Posted by barry on 2012-01-05 06:54:55

Interesting. Do you think such beers might catch on? Weyermann brewed an IPA (we had it in their little brewery) but I think it was bottom fermented. I wonder whether someone like our friend Andi (who likes a little experimentation) might be persuaded to try to brew some ales? Probably better that Bayern brewers stick to what they do best and leave ales to British and Belgians!

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