Mill Race Mild - I had my 12 beer selected, 6 Ales, 3 Lagers and 3 Pilsners but Jacob, who was helping me, asked if I like dark ales. I said yes and he suggested the Mill Race Mild. At 3.5%, I didn't expect much. He told me that it was a full flavoured dark ale. I decide to trust him and am glad that I did. It is a very tasty ale, heavy on the malts, with a slight hint of coffee. Currently only available at the brewery, I'll be stocking my trunk with this one next time that I'm down that way.
Hannenberg Pils - A Pilsner which pours golden in colour. It is a lighter tasting Pilsner, with not much hoppyness to it. This is one I believe the mainstream beer drinker, who is unfamiliar with craft style beers would enjoy. Although it seems to be a quality beer, it is not to my taste.
Galt Old Style Lager - I had expected something lighter in colour along the lines of a golden clour, but instead it pours a light coppery colour. The brewery calls this a pre-prohibition styled beer, reminiscent of pre-prohibition beers that were brewed with full bodied malts yet retained a strong hop character in the finish. This is a very nice hoppy beer, with a crisp taste and short lager finish. Hops carry through this. I would have this one in my fridge anytime.
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