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Mount Pleasant—Out of all the local breweries, I probably frequent the nano Brassneck Brewery the most, likely for its sheer amount of beer variety. Their Main Street tasting room is full of character and a serious destination for ales and brews of all kinds. As always, I did my best to recollect all their beers I've drank so far since my last post.
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The Geezer (dry English porter) is a solid, smooth, altogether robust and easy drinking porter. I highly recommend it.
Staircase Wit (Belgian wheat beer) is classic in its taste with strong coriander and orange flavours full of Belgian yeast and wheat malts.
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Ten Times Ten (American pale ale) is mild yet unmistakable centennial hopped brew with a fine taste.
Umlaut (Hefeweizen) is a really great Bavarian style Hef with hints of banana, clove, and cinnamon. This is a standout, fantastic seasonal beer.
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Short Term Memory (farmhouse ale) is another winning saison with a strong malty kick to it.
Massive Aggressive (dry hopped double pale ale) is a splendid yet intensely hoppy ale full of flavour.
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Small Wonder (table saison) is a light yet refreshing saison with some nice, subtle fruity hints.
Quad Curious (smokey Belgian quad) is a very strong, bold beer that's "not for the faint of heart" with a very intense, smokey taste. Drink at your own risk.
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Blacklight (black altbier) is a nicely delightful tasting dark ale with a hefty German influence and great finish.
Magic Beans (collaboration coffee beer) has a strong caffeinated kick with lots of Elysian Coffee flavours. Think cold brew coffee meets amber ale.
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Multiweizen (5-grain Hefeweizen) is cloudy and refreshing with a nice, seasonal kick to it.
Brassneck vs. Tim Fukushima (barrel aged brown ale) is a complex, vibrant, unique brew with deep flavours and an in your face attitude.
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Brassneck also has food trucks six nights a week including the delicious and closely sourced The Local Omnivore (every Saturday). Do yourself a favour, order the cheeseburger (made with a 4oz. grass fed beef patty and cheddar), add the house made bacon, munch on some crispy Kennebec fries, and thank me later. (Visit their Chinatown burger bar pop-up this Friday at 337 East Hastings.)
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With all that, Brassneck has quickly become a bustling watering hole and popular fixture in the local community and neighbourhood with their steady output of beers one after another. Happy drinking.
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