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2516 Market Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
US
In the 1870s, Cleveland had 30 breweries. By the early 1980s, the last one had shuttered its doors. So when brothers Patrick and Daniel Conway opened Great Lakes Brewing Company on September 6, 1988, it not only signaled a new era in Cleveland brewing, it was also the first microbrewery in the state of Ohio. And the idea of a craft brewery in Cleveland caught on fast, as curious patrons hurried in for a pint crafted in the styles of old and drawn from the taps of the beautiful Victorian era bar. The company's commitment to sustainable business practices greatly contributed to its early popularity and success. Before long, Great Lakes Brewing Company had become one of Cleveland's most popular destinations for both dining and a fun night out.

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Belgian Pale Ale
Ommegang BPA is pale. It’s ale. And it’s Belgian-style. Ommegang has combined the delicious aromas and flavors of Belgian-style ale with more hops than we’ve ever put in a beer. A well-balanced, yet ample, hop character defines this fine pale ale. This uncommon Belgian pale ale offers citrus and tropical fruit aromatics and flavors, a full body and a lush white pillowy head, BPA uses Ommegang’s own Belgian yeast, five malts, two hops, and lots of patience to brew. BPA finishing touches include dry-hopping with Cascade hops. Pairs with lighter fare, salads and seafood. Yet has the character and body to hold up to stronger fare, spicy foods, pizzas, burgers. Also a superb session-style draft beer. Delightfully easy to drink, yet always interesting and engaging. Legendary Ommegang character, quality and balance; in a totally new Belgian-style Pale Ale. (BPA was a Limited Edition beer for 2010, will become year round for 2011)
ABV: 6.2%
IBUs: 21
Standard/Ordinary Bitter
Castle Rock brewery has announced plans to celebrate the marriage of HRH Prince William to Kate Middleton in the best way it knows how – by brewing a special real ale. Called Kiss Me Kate, it will be available on draught at Castle Rock and many other local pubs for the full month in the run up to the wedding on Friday 29 April. A limited amount available in bottles for memento collectors and for laying aside to toast future royal events. Castle Rock’s head brewer, Adrian Redgrove, says it will be a great British beer full of British hops and barley. “Kiss Me Kate will be elegant, tasteful and British to the core. It’ll be brewed to 5%, pale in colour and, we’re sure it’ll be the ideal way to toast the couple’s future happiness. We’ll certainly be enjoying it in our celebrations here at the brewery.”
ABV: 5%

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The last week or so I have worked on a project revolving around Beer.  Soon I will have the first part completed.  The first part of this project is pretty much done by other sites such as Open Beer DB and Beer Advocate but this is the base foundation of the full project.  In the end I hope to have an API for this and will be giving the database away for free.

For now here are two screenshots.

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