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Reviews: Providence Monthly On 'Gansett's Autocrat Coffee Milk Stout

Reviews: Providence Monthly On 'Gansett's...

Drunk on 'Gansett Coffee Milk Narragansett Brewery and Autocrat unite in beverage heaven By Emily Dietsch for Providence Monthly Coffee milk was one of my standout discoveries as a freshman...

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Reviews: Providence Monthly On 'Gansett's...

Drunk on 'Gansett Coffee Milk Narragansett Brewery and Autocrat unite in beverage heaven By Emily Dietsch for Providence Monthly Coffee milk was one of my standout discoveries as a freshman in college, fresh-faced and fresh to Rhode Island...

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Reviews: 99 Bottles On 'Gansett Bock

Reviews: 99 Bottles On 'Gansett Bock

Spring may never be more welcome than it is this year, and with the changing season comes fresh beer. It may be difficult to envision yourself sipping from a tallboy...

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Reviews: 99 Bottles On 'Gansett Bock

Spring may never be more welcome than it is this year, and with the changing season comes fresh beer. It may be difficult to envision yourself sipping from a tallboy on a patio amid the currently melting slush,...

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Reviews: Brew England On 'Gansett Bock

Reviews: Brew England On 'Gansett Bock

Tuesday Night Tasting: Narragansett - Helles Bock Lager From BrewEngland.blogspot.com Narragansett Beer - Providence, RI Helles Bock Lager - Spring Seasonal 6.5% ABV, 32 IBU, 16 oz. can Over the...

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Reviews: Brew England On 'Gansett Bock

Tuesday Night Tasting: Narragansett - Helles Bock Lager From BrewEngland.blogspot.com Narragansett Beer - Providence, RI Helles Bock Lager - Spring Seasonal 6.5% ABV, 32 IBU, 16 oz. can Over the past few years, Narragansett has introduced several seasonal...

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Reviews: The Kitchn On 'Gansett Bock

Reviews: The Kitchn On 'Gansett Bock

From The Kitchn: Beer Sessions Blog by Emma Christensen. Bless Narragansett for brewing a traditional Helles Bock for the traditional welcoming of spring! Granted, spring might still feel rather far...

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Reviews: The Kitchn On 'Gansett Bock

From The Kitchn: Beer Sessions Blog by Emma Christensen. Bless Narragansett for brewing a traditional Helles Bock for the traditional welcoming of spring! Granted, spring might still feel rather far off for most of us (despite the groundhog's...

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Reviews: Malted Musings On Porter, Imperial IPA And Cream Ale

Reviews: Malted Musings On Porter, Imperi...

From the Malted Musings blog, Beers from Narragansett that AREN'T Lager. First off: sorry for the canned (haha) images of beer for the next few Tasting Notes features. My phone...

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Reviews: Malted Musings On Porter, Imperi...

From the Malted Musings blog, Beers from Narragansett that AREN'T Lager. First off: sorry for the canned (haha) images of beer for the next few Tasting Notes features. My phone is on its last legs, and I'm not...

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Reviews: Ticket Sarasota On 'Gansett Cream Ale

Reviews: Ticket Sarasota On 'Gansett Crea...

By Alan Shaw for the Herald/Tribune Notes: A golden ale with a light hop and grain aroma. It's a sweet ale that has a decent amount of hop bitterness. Like...

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Reviews: Ticket Sarasota On 'Gansett Crea...

By Alan Shaw for the Herald/Tribune Notes: A golden ale with a light hop and grain aroma. It's a sweet ale that has a decent amount of hop bitterness. Like the name implies, the body has a cream-like...

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Reviews: Boston Globe On 'Gansett Imperial IPA

Reviews: Boston Globe On 'Gansett Imperia...

Review: Narragansett Imperial IPA by Gary Dzen, Boston.com Staff Nostalgia and Narragansett go hand-in-hand. Close your eyes and you can picture cans of the beer in front of generations of...

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Reviews: Boston Globe On 'Gansett Imperia...

Review: Narragansett Imperial IPA by Gary Dzen, Boston.com Staff Nostalgia and Narragansett go hand-in-hand. Close your eyes and you can picture cans of the beer in front of generations of New England fishermen. When you think of Rhode...

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Reviews: Serious Eat's Favorite Fall Beer, Gansett Fest

Reviews: Serious Eat's Favorite Fall Beer...

My Favorite Fall Beer: Narragansett Fest Lager By. Will Gordon on Drinks.SeriousEats.com Fall in New England is a great time for many things: sports and pie and politics are all...

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Reviews: Serious Eat's Favorite Fall Beer...

My Favorite Fall Beer: Narragansett Fest Lager By. Will Gordon on Drinks.SeriousEats.com Fall in New England is a great time for many things: sports and pie and politics are all peaking, and even the leaves throw cheap thrills...

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Reviews: Two Girls One Beer On Fest

Reviews: Two Girls One Beer On Fest

By Ashleigh Bennett from Two Girls One Beer. It’s October and that means fest style beers are well underway. Oktoberfest is a fest held in the Bavaria region of Germany,...

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Reviews: Two Girls One Beer On Fest

By Ashleigh Bennett from Two Girls One Beer. It’s October and that means fest style beers are well underway. Oktoberfest is a fest held in the Bavaria region of Germany, which aside from great food (sauerkraut, pickles, cheeses,...

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Reviews: The Drink Nation On Gansett Fest

Reviews: The Drink Nation On Gansett Fest

Narragansett Fest Lager is a beer that almost never was. Brewed for the third time this year since 2005, the fall seasonal is the product of a brewery that was...

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Reviews: The Drink Nation On Gansett Fest

Narragansett Fest Lager is a beer that almost never was. Brewed for the third time this year since 2005, the fall seasonal is the product of a brewery that was shuttered ’ permanently, it was believed at the...

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Reviews: The Inclusive On Gansett Fest

Reviews: The Inclusive On Gansett Fest

Oktoberfest in New England by Matt O'Connor I’ve extolled the virtues of supporting local breweries and today’s column is no different, though there is a bit of a twist (stay...

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Reviews: The Inclusive On Gansett Fest

Oktoberfest in New England by Matt O'Connor I’ve extolled the virtues of supporting local breweries and today’s column is no different, though there is a bit of a twist (stay tuned!). First, some history. Today’s beer is an...

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