Cigar City Brewing Maduro Brown Ale (12 oz)

Cigar City Brewing Maduro Brown Ale
From the "Can"
  • Drink fresh! Do not age! Pour gently into a glass.
  • Maduro Brown Ale. Hints of caramel, toffee, chocolate and expresso are all on display in this complex but approachable brown ale. A great foor beer, Maduro pairs equally well with sweet chocolate based desserts as does with roasted meat.
  • Graphic design by Eric Swanson.
  • Cigar City Brewing, LLC, Tampa, FL; www.CigarCityBrewing.com

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Maduro is a Northern English-style Brown Ale with some American affectations. Higher in alcohol than the common English Brown Ale, the beer features flaked oats in the malt bill which imparts a silky body and works to mesh its roasted, toasted and chocolate components together. The end result is a remarkably full-flavored yet approachable Brown Ale that pairs well with mild to medium cigars.

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