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Art Underground Studio in Hampden. Somebody stole this sometime during free beer night…<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

Organizing and re-organizing all my photos, slowly realized I managed to photograph and try over 80 beers, countless wines and favorite liquors. Almost all the beers are from Micro Brewers, Craft Brewers or Independent Brewers. I found out I wasn’t a big fan of hoppy IPA’s but yet there were IPA’s I did like. Discovered and fell hard for Stouts, Bocks and Hefeweizen beers. A good many of the beers have changed over the years, some breweries are no longer around and some have been bought up by major Breweries. Here’s an excellent link for more info and differences in Brewery Types<\/a> and my main go to for most of this Wonderful Beer – Wine – Drink is the Wine Source <\/a>in Hampden.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Along the way, I learned there are two types of beers, Ales and Lagers. Beer is primarily categorized based on fermentation: Ales (top-fermenting, warmer, faster) and Lagers (bottom-fermenting, colder, slower). About Lagers Vs Ales<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n