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Also new in town are the 2009 Sierra Nevada Southern Hemisphere Harvest Ale and 2009 Rogue Double Dead Guy. The Dead Guy was first released last year and is a 10% abv version of Rogue's best selling beer. Since they don't use the rip-off ceramic bottles for this beer, the 22 oz. bottle is almost affordable at $10.99. Sierra's Southern Hemisphere is made with hops from New Zealand, but somehow still manages to taste a little like every other Sierra. Gotta hand it to them for consistency.
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And I was remiss in not writing about Chama River's May beer dinner that happened on the 19th. I totally forgot about it, and am sorry if you missed out on the Double Wit, Altbier, Imperial Pils and Anastasia RIS that were poured. Not sure if I am sorry if you missed the fennel pollen, watermelon au poivre, and octopus and chorizo pairing with the scallion buttered rusk.
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