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Maiden Voyage
Style: Best Bitter
Fun Fact: Annie Edison Taylor on her 63rd birthday, 24 October 1901 became the first person to survive a trip over Niagara Falls in a wooden barrel. The Falls are 50 meters high and pass 2 million liters of water per second. The Great Lakes hold 20% of the worlds fresh water.
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Bonville Pale
Style: Pale Ale
Fun Fact: Interstellar clouds, also known as nebulae (Latin for “clouds”), are made of cosmic dust, hydrogen and helium gas, and plasma. On Earth, the average cumulus cloud (fluffy white cloud) weighs the same as a jumbo jet - up to about 500 tonnes.
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Moose River
Style: American Pale Ale
Fun Fact: Moose can dive up to 6 meters underwater for 30 seconds. A moose can also kick in any direction with its front hooves. A dangerous drunk....
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Scallywag
Style: Premium Bitter
Fun Fact: While it always held the connotation of “disreputable fellow,” “scalawag” first referred to trade unionists, ponies, and post-Civil War anti-Confederate Southern people; it held no association with pirates until it appeared in novels and plays about seafaring swashbucklers the late 1800s.
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Bees Knees
Style: Honey Pale
Fun Fact: Fermented honey, known as Mead, is the most ancient fermented beverage. The term “honey moon” originated with the Norse practice of consuming large quantities of Mead during the first month of a marriage.
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Bloody Nora
Style: Blood Orange IPA
Fun Fact: Who was Bloody Nora and why is she used as an exclamation? Bloody Nora was originally called Nora and the maid for the wealthy Duke Wodingtonshire in the 17th century. She earned the name Bloody Nora after she killed a servant of the duke with a stick of celery.
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Two Steppin'
Style: Lager
Fun Fact: If you ask a cowboy they may tell you a tongue in cheek tail. The two step was developed because the cowboy got tired of dancing the one step on the right foot, so mixed it up adding the second step. The Two Step.
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Alpha Centauri
Style: Galaxy IPA
Fun Fact: 4.36 light-years is the distance Alpha Centauri is from earth. It is the closest (triple) star system to earth with a planet orbiting in the "Habitable Zone". On the surface you could enjoy a pint while watching 3 sunsets at once.
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Saint Arnold
Style: Belgain IPA
Fun Fact: St. Arnold, the patron saint of Belgian hop pickers and brewers, was a 9th-century monk who encouraged peasants to drink weak beer instead of contaminated water. This practice helped save many lives during a cholera epidemic, as the boiling process used in beer making killed harmful bacteria.
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Classic Gold
Style: Golden Ale
Fun Fact: Prospecting for gold often involved panning for it in streams. This panning method was similar to how early brewers used to mash grains in a wooden tub to create beer. Both activities involved using water to separate valuable materials from unwanted sediment.
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Bees Knees
Style: Honey Pale
Fun Fact: Fermented honey, known as Mead, is the most ancient fermented beverage. The term “honey moon” originated with the Norse practice of consuming large quantities of Mead during the first month of a marriage.
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Summer Pale
Style: Pale Ale
Fun Fact: It’s pretty impressive when two or more water skiers are towed by the same boat, but Tasmania’s Horsehead Water Ski Resort took took this to a whole new level by towing a record-setting 145 skiers in 2010. The previous world record was just 100 skiers, set 24 years prior. The boat used in this record-setting event was a 3,000-horsepower World Heritage Cruises’ catamaran Eagle.
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Whakapapa
Style: New Zealand Pale
Fun Fact: Whakapapa is a ski resort in the northern island of New Zealand. It is a 300km drive from Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateapokaiwhenuakitanatahu, which has the longest name of any place in the world. Try saying that after a few beers (or without).
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Sleigh Ryed
Style: Rye IPA
Fun Fact: Santa's home, the North Pole, is a frigid place with a thick ice cap that measures 8 to 9 feet in depth. The nearest land is over 700 miles away, so Santa's workshop is carved from the ice itself. Rye is a cold-hardy grain that can be grown in harsh climates, making it ideal for brewing beer at the North Pole.
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Exhibitionist Cask
Style: American Red Ale
Fun Fact: The furthest recorded dirt bike jump is 118 meters, set by Ryan Capes back in 2008. He also broke the world height record, travelling to 78 feet high, after hitting the ramp at 101 mph!
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Flyin' Try Cask
Style: Session Pale
Fun Fact: England is the only team in the northern hemisphere to win the Rugby World Cup. Given the game’s origins in England, statistically southern hemisphere teams are wayyyy better at rugby.
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Black Flower
Style: Vanilla Stout
Fun Fact: The Totonac Aztec-age people (600 AD), who inhabit the east coast of Mexico in the present-day state of Veracruz coined the term ‘Black flower’ or as we call them vanilla pods.
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Mr Macchiato
Style: Coffee Stout
Fun Fact: FUN FACT: Legend has it that 9th-century goat herders noticed the effect caffeine had on their goats, who appeared to "dance" after eating the fruit of the Coffea plant. A local monk then made a drink with the fruit and was awake all night, thus the original cup of coffee was born.
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