Re: Re: WMU Tubafest and Jacobs Presentations


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Posted by Brian Frederiksen on October 21, 2003 at 20:10:21:

In Reply to: Re: WMU Tubafest and Jacobs Presentations posted by LV on October 21, 2003 at 18:15:39:

I've got some maps for anyone coming in from out of town - email me.

Is anyone else crazy enough to travel 84 miles from Kzoo to the Travelers Club International Restaurant & Tuba Museum, in Okemos MI?

Here's their beer list:

Adagio Ale
Light and refreshing - a mild, lightly hopped, low alchohol brew that is a nice introduction to craft brewed libations. Like a macro brew, but better

Prelude Pale Ale
A tasty real ale brewed with lots of Cascade and Columbus hops accenting the two-row barley. Light golden color with a fruity finish.

Maple Maibock
Brewed with two row and crystal barley, plus 2oz. per gallon pure Michigan maple syrup. A shade of auburn with nice body and just a hint of maple flavor.

Baritone Brown
Dark and medium bodied with good malt presence, single hopped with Tettnang for a full flavor and clean finish. Goes great with burgers.

Euphonium ESB
An Extra Special Bitter ale brewed with Columbus hops for a brisk, summer refresher. Dark amber to rust with full flavor and a creamy head.

Gusto Gueuze
An unusual Belgian-style ale made with aged Tettnang hops, plus cultured and wild yeast for a tart, citrusy flavor. An acquired taste for some, multi-level flavor characteristics like wine.

Helicon Hefe-Weizen
Accented with a little toasted wheat and honey, this golden Wheat Beer mit Hefe was rated by tasters as one of the best of its style.

Lavender Lager
A seasonal herbal brew, the lavender scent adds a natural dose of relaxation to an already kicked-back brew. Colorfully constructed with organic lavender grown on site.

Sousaphone Stout
A hefty, dark brew with complex chocolate and coffee flavors imparted by the roasted malts and treacle. Not for the timid or weak of heart.



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