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Rare Craft Beers You Should Look Up Before Visiting a Littleton Brewery

To know or taste all the types of beer that exist is a truly impossible mission, especially in the case of craft beer, which is in continuous expansion and experimentation, which means that a new assortment or brand appears all the time.

Before you visit a brewery Littleton CO, it would not hurt to inform yourself, so you know what to expect and what to ask for.

Tripel – Tripel beers are more fortified than regular beers (8-12% alc.). The amount of alcohol is given by the caramelized sugar, whose taste is masked by the fruity flavors, which, in turn, are balanced by an assortment of seasoned hops. An absolute delight, but which may not exactly be to the liking of Pils lovers.

Quad is dense and fruity and sometimes remembers wine, with subtle notes of bittersweet chocolate and spices. Given also the high alcohol content (8-14.5% alc.) but also the fact that it is very aromatic, this type of beer is to be enjoyed slowly in cup-type glasses.

Porter (4-7% alc.) - It is made from available malts, adding darker malts. The latter is meant to darken the color and mainly to produce surprising flavors of chocolate or coffee with delicate notes of fruit. This type of beer goes great with desserts (e.g., pancakes with maple syrup).

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Lariat Lodge Brewing Co is located in Littleton, Colorado and Evergreen, Co. If you are interested in the greatest dining experience, the Lariat Lodge is the restaurant for your family. We have elevated food at a family friendly price. Not only do we serve food, but we also offer some of the stunning tasting craft beer in the brewery industry. So stop by today! The following blog post is courtesy of http://www.lariatlodgebrewing.com/

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