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After beginning the month with two sour beer reviews, I’ve decided to keep the streak going to close out August with a third. While you can certainly drink sour beers after Memorial Day – yes, even white, wit , and weisse ones – their tart, refreshing flavors are a better fit for the final, sultry days of late summer than any other beer I know. And, with all due apologies to those who have yet to acquire a taste for tartness, please bear with us and rest assured it won’t be long before we move i
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