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5 Humorous Holiday Beers To: You From: Washington MAST

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A few funny holiday themed beers to enjoy during the Christmas season.

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5 Humorous Holiday Beers

To: YouFrom: Washington MAST

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From shopping to family events, the holidays can be stressful. We recommend unwinding with a beer (or two). If

you want to maintain the holiday spirit, try one of the following 5 humorous holiday brews!

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Yellow Snow by Rogue Ales

This beer was originally introduced for the 2000 winter Olympics in Salt Lake

City. However, it’s become a fan favorite and even won gold itself in 2011 at the

Wold Beer Championships.

We’re not sure what yellow snow tastes like, but the ale has a fruity-citrusy taste.

Its a little bitter. Think of fruits that make you pucker up like lemons and

pineapple.

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Wreck the Halls by Full Sail Brewing

This beer is slightly fruity with undertones of carmel. Plus, there are

hints of nutmeg - how seasonal!

Wreck the Halls is only available from November to mid January so don’t miss

out on your chance to try this beer!

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Festivus by Full Pint Brewing Company

A great seasonal warming ale. Festivus has undertones of carmel and nuttiness as well as cinnamon. A great blend of Christmas (or should we say Festivus?)

aromas and tastes.

Now - on to the feats of strength!

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Mad Elf Ale by Troeges

Get your Mad Elf Ale between October and December (what elf wouldn’t be a little mad as the holiday’s approach?).

This ale is a terrific blend of sweet and sour cherries, golden honey, and rich chocolate malts, and is made with a

spicy Belgian yeast. Even the color of this brew is holiday-ish - it’s bright red!

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Santa’s Butt by Ridgeway Brewing

A rich warming porter with a somewhat bittersweet flavor that’s sure to get you in

the Christmas spirit.

Fun fact: This brew comes from the UK, and in England “butt” refers to a large

barrel used for brewing purposes.

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Happy holidays!