Century Club List

Tentative list for the Century Club
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  1. Pauwel Kwak
  2. Hacker Pschorr – world class German brewer – style du jour.
  3. Victory Festbier
  4. Left Hand Stranger
  5. Seasonal beer – Players choice, you pick the season, pick the brew.
  6. New Belgium Trippel
  7. Coast Blackbeerd, the Imperial Stout
  8. Brooklyn Brewing Company – Pennant Ale – USA You Gotta a problem wit that?
  9. Rochefort 8 – A Belgian Trappist ale. Malty flavor with brown sugars and dark fruits.
  10. Corsendonk Abby Brown Ale – Deep dark brown with ruby highlights and good clarity.
  11. Breckenridge Vanilla Porter
  12. Sweetwater 420
  13. Franziskaner Hefe-Weisse – Germany. Need we say more?
  14. Great Divide “Samurai” Rice Ale
  15. Dogfish Head Raison D’Etre – A deep mahogany ale brewed with Belgian yeast. As complex as a fine red wine.
  16. Weihenstephan – Germany – wheat beer brewed since 1040 – Now that’s history.
  17. Westbrook White Thai
  18. Magic Hat #9 – Apricot Pale Ale from Vermont.
  19. Negra Modelo– Mexico, Dark coffee and citrus lager. Try it with a lime. Bueno..
  20. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale – USA – floral hops, dry & fruity
  21. Grand Teton Brewing Co. “Bitch Creek ESB”
  22. Holy City Pilsner
  23. Schlenkerla Rauchbier – Germany – A “smoked beer” made from smoked malt, Love it or hate it.
  24. Bell’s – Bell Brewing Company’s Brown Ale. Great beers from the “Great Lakes” area.
  25. Guinness Stout – The classic Irish dry stout.
  26. Palmetto Aftershock
  27. Lindemans – Traditional Belgian lambic style, deliciously fruity – fermented with wild yeast. Framboise or Peche.
  28. Mackeson XXX Stout – England – the definitive milk stout.
  29. Hobgoblin – English ale brewed with pale malt & a pinch of chocolate malt. As original as the name.
  30. Troegs – Fantastic brews handcrafted (Any flavor)
  31. Spaten Optimator – Germany – a rich, malty, slightly sweet doppleboch.
  32. Coast 32/50 Kolsch
  33. Ommegang Abbey Dubbel – Homegrown brew inspired by the Trappist masters.
  34. New Castle – Brown ale doesn’t get any better than this.
  35. Palmetto Espresso Porter
  36. Abita Turbodog – Caramel colored amber ale, chocolate nose, well balanced finish.
  37. Stone’s “Oaked Arrogant Bastard Ale”
  38. Hoegaarden White Ale – Spiced with curacao and coriander, a delicious Belgian wheat beer.
  39. Westmalle Tripple- The world’s gold standard Trappist Tripple from Belgium.
  40. Woodchuck Cider – USA – hard cider, crisp & refreshing, made in Vermont.
  41. Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout
  42. Schneider Aventinus – Internationally acclaimed dunkel weisse, doppel bock.
  43. Sinebrychoff Porter– Finland, fine Baltic Porter made for Catherine The Great.
  44. Anchor Steam – A style unique to the USA, brewed with lager yeast.
  45. Bellhaven Scottish Ale – A sweetish dark ale.
  46. Ayinger Celebrator – Germany – outstanding example of a true Munich dopplebock.
  47. Rogue Dead Guy – USA – Robust & hoppy brews from Oregon.
  48. Highland Oatmeal Porter
  49. Des Rocs Triple Imperiale
  50. Harviestoun’s Old Engine Oil – It’s a cross between a Scottish Eighty-Shilling Ale.
  51. Paulaner Salvator – Back by popular demand. One of the best dopplebocks in the world.
  52. Barney Flats Oatmeal Stout – Rich, creamy and incredibly smoooth.
  53. Harp Lager – The classic crisp Irish lager.
  54. Singha
  55. Stone Arrogant Bastard
  56. Alagash White Ale
  57. Pilsner Urquell – Czech Republic – the original Pilsner – They invented the style.
  58. Old Peculiar – England – Soft & fruity, a world famous dark ale.
  59. Avery’s Ellies Brown Ale
  60. Stone Russian Imperial Stout
  61. Palmetto Amber
  62. Kulmbacher Eisbock – A true ice beer. Complex and warming—not for the timid.
  63. Stone Levitation
  64. Pyramid Apricot Ale – Gold medal, delicious apricot flavored wheat beer, brewed in Seattle.
  65. Affligem Blond
  66. Sam Smith Nut Brown ale – England – The maltiest, nuttiest example of its’ style.
  67. Dogfishhead Midas Touch
  68. Full Sail “Session” Lager
  69. Bell’s Pale Ale
  70. Old Rasputin
  71. Spaten Lager – Germany – since 1397, Spaten invented lager as we know it.
  72. La Fin Du Monde – Triple fermented style ale brewed in Canada. Another fine Belgium style ale from Unibroue.
  73. Blanche de Bruxelles
  74. RJ Rockers Son of A Peach
  75. Westbrook IPA
  76. Great Divide Imperial Yeti Stout
  77. Xingu – Brazil – a dark rich lager from the Amazon with a hint of coffee.
  78. North Coast Pranqster – Delicious Belgian style trippel made with champagne yeast.
  79. Maudite – A rich malty bottle fermented brew from the deep woods of Quebec.
  80. Fullers – England – an excellent range of award winning beers for over 150 years.
  81. Young’s Double Chocolate Stout – Served in 16 oz. can with a nitrogen widget.
  82. Smutty Nose IPA – Dry hopped and unfiltered, a brew for the true hophead.
  83. Terrapin Hopsecutioner
  84. Delirium Tremens – Belgium – a delicious Belgian ale with pink elephants on the label.
  85. Brooklyn Brown
  86. Coast Hop Art
  87. Stoudt’s Abbey Trippel – delicious Abbey style ale brewed in the PA countryside.
  88. Victory Hopdevil IPA – one of the best IPAs brewed in America, from Downingtown PA.
  89. Grolsch – A crisp light lager from Holland.
  90. Holy City Pluff Mud Porter
  91. Weyerbacher’s “Blithering Idiot” – Try this barley wine and you’ll understand!
  92. Chimay – Belgium – Renowned Trappist ale brewed by monks.
  93. Boddington’s
  94. Palmetto Porter
  95. Sam Smith Oatmeal Stout – England – World class, silky smooth & delightful.
  96. Current CBC Beer of the week
  97. Leffe – The #1 selling Belgian beer in Belgium.
  98. Flying Dog Doggie Style Pale Ale – Colorado, cut the leash.
  99. Smithwicks Irish Ale – Ireland’s oldest ale is finally available in the US and served here.
  100. Westbrook Seasonal Brew
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  1. I KINDA THINK YOU MADE SOME OBVIOUS CHOICES. RECOMMEND YOU MAKE THE LIST SOMETHING THAT PEOPLE OUTSIDE OF CHARLESTON CAN ACHEIVE.

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