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In article <1994Aug12.142036.25461@hns.com>, oneil@hns.com (Pat O'Neil) writes:
> Anybody tried the Brew Pub's own beer?  I was there a while back.  They
> hadn't yet started production.  They did have some good micro brews
> on tap, though.

Most of the micro brews have been replaced by their home brews.  If
memory serves, they now serve their own light, ale, amber, porter,
and stout.  I think they're pretty good--I prefer the amber myself.  
In general, I think they're a little on the bitter side (as opposed
to sweet) and a little on the light side (the stout is lighter than,
say, Guiness and the porter is a little lighter than, say, Sierra
Nevada).  The prices are still very good, though--before 7 it's $2
for a pint and around $8 for a pitcher.  After 7 it's not that much
more.  I don't know of another place in the area where you get that
quality of beer for that price.  (If you know of such a place let me
know!)  Dominion Lager is one of the micro brews that remains on tap.
I believe there's one other but I don't remember what it is.

As an aside, the service is still on the iffy side, but I don't let
something like that get between me and a well-priced pint of decent
beer.  :*)

Jan