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These beers are brewed and conditioned with the sweet stuff.

The new relationship with Anheuser-Busch is a huge step for Blue Point Brewing Company.

Queen of Beers best of show 2008! An excellent stylistic example of a German Pilsner.

A malty, hoppy amber ale.

A balanced, yet aggresive IPA that showcases the citrus aroma of Amarillo hops

American stout full of resinous, piney NW hops.

Hop-forward German ale with plenty of complex malt character to back it up, true to style.

A traditional beer, perfect for Oktoberfest celebrations.

A new take on an old classic. Brewed in the tradition of the classic Dusseldorf Alt, rich malty and chewy, but with American noble hops.

Lots of rye for some grainy-spicy, and a touch of honey to lighten the body.

An American amber ale with light malt and biscuit flavors, balanced by a crisp hop presence.

Westcoast-style amber full of caramel and citrus hop, with a touch of roast in the finish.

Dark brown lager full of toasty malt with a touch of caramel and roast.

A very pale, very strong ale brewed with Pilsner malt and a generous portion of sugar to lighten the body and boost the alcohol. The Belgian yeast strain provides a complex, spicy character.

Nice balance, not overly hoppy. Chocolate rye gives some nice hints of roasted grains and coffee with a slight rye bite.

A light wheat beer with a distinct clove aroma.

Rich, malty, and packs a punch.

A rich, lightly spiced Belgian Dark Strong Ale

An award winning IPA recipe.

The name matches the taste.