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Brewer's Art 10/16/2009
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In Baltimore there is a basement full of brick walls, raucous voices, and a selection of delicious hand crafted house beers.  Between my two friends and myself we tried 5 or 6 of the 8, and  enjoyed the light or dark, the smooth or hoppy or spicy.  The din of voices rose up to meet the music of the Talking Heads.  Of the beers I tried, Le Canard was the best.  I will definitely be back to this spot.
 


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Becca Belleville
10/29/2009 13:19

Please come to Brewer's again and call me. I live right down the street. Your website is great Chris!

Love,
Becca

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