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In co.cos.general Randal <frandalc@swbell.net> wrote:
> I've lived here for a year now and outside of brewpubs and breweries
> you'll find no good beer bars. I've looked and looked although I would
> be extremely happy to be proven wrong. Outside of Old Chicago where the
> food is barely edible and the beer selection seems pretty good upon
> first inspection but is really just a lot of ho-hum choices the only
> places I can think of that do not fit my initial description are
> Kinfolks in Manitou and The Stagecoach which only has three taps but at
> least they are Oasis instead of Bristol.

If you haven't already, try out Phantom Canyon downtown.  When they
first opened the beer was stored in the cellar (at cellar temp)
and hand-pumped up at the taps.  This didn't last long because
the bartenders didn't like it and too many customers wanted colder
beer, but they still make some great brews.  They generally only
have one token dark brew, but they occasionally have a barley wine
that's just stellar.

The Warehouse also has some wonderful brews (especially their bitter)
and their food is enjoyable as well.

-DanD

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