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MemeFirst: Beer-Wolf?

March 19, 2004 ... From the Economist this week, evidence that what you already knew was right is true. ... Portuguese drink a little bit at every meal including breakfast and snack breaks (more tea,

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Welcome to Beer Wolf; 'twas s'posed to be Beowulf, but all the domain names had gone... Anyway, a few of us decided to get together to see what we can come up with.

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Wolf Lupus Lupus from Wolf - Ratebeer

The label features a cartoon wolf on a motorbike, grinning his wolfish head off. One almighty mountain of foam - about 2/3rds of ... Strong malty, biscuity flavours, a really good depth to the beer.

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Wolf Stout from Wolf - Ratebeer

A Stout brewed by; Wolf; Attleborough, England ... Black beer with a brown tinge and a strong bubbly head. The aroma is lighlty malty and the flavour is basically bitter with a cold sour finish.

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Wolf Pack Smokejumper Rauchbier from Wolf Pack Brewing Co - Ratebeer

Checked this bad boy out only because I’d never had any Wolf Pack beers. Aroma is huge wood smoke and light cracker, ... RateBeer is made by beer enthusiasts for the craft beer community.

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The Laughing Wolf: Buy A Beer For A Soldier

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The Story of Canned Beer

Using a can to contain beer had serious technical problems. Beer required a container that could withstand a pressure in excess of 80lb per square inch.

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