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From: skele@fluke.UUCP (Martins Skele)
Newsgroups: net.wines
Subject: Re: Domestic Beer
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Date: Thu, 6-Jun-85 10:45:20 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jun  6 10:45:20 1985
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In article <509@bgsuvax.UUCP> miller@bgsuvax.UUCP (Craig Miller) writes:
>
>     Does anyone know of a domestic beer whose taste comes anywhere close to
>that of a European beer?  Augsburger is closest I have ever tried.
>
>                         Craig Miller

	You might try going to a British-style pub. If there is a small local
brewery in your area, they are likely to carry the brew. On the west coast,
several come to mind.

	Anchor Steam Beer	-- This might be available nationally.
	Anchor Porter		-- Both brewed in San Fransisco
	Real London Ale		-- Brewed in Palo Alto
	Red Hook		-- Brewed in Seattle
	Black Hook		-- Brewed in Seattle

	Personally, I prefer the dark bears.