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    Best Beers from Das Bock

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    Das Bock is New York’s Original Lager Festival featuring more than 45 breweries from New York State. Craft beers of all styles were poured, with a focus on traditional bock beers and lagers at the Plattduetsche Park Restaurant. Attendees got entry to the festival, a commemorative bier stein, and tasting tickets for sampling and full-size pours. Here are some of the best beers from Das Bock.

    Sucker for Stouts

    Bay Shore’s Take Two Brewery poured Big D’s Oatmeal Milk Stout, a smooth and sweet stout with hints of chocolate and coffee with a 5.5% abv. This beer won first place at the HHCBC Club Competition and is the perfect stout to sip on a rainy spring day. 
     
    Gluten-Free Goals
    WA Meadworks from Lindenhurst poured Mininact, a mead made with wildflower honey with NYS black currants for a dark, tart and refreshing drink. Meads are gluten-free fermented beverages made of honey, water, and yeast. This ancient style of wine creates a myriad of possibilities and flavors, definitely stop by the tasting room for a flight.
     
    Cinco de Drinko Beers
    Cinco de Mayo is almost here! If you’re not a fan of tequila and margaritas and you’re looking for the perfect pairing for your fiesta, try these Mexican style beers.
     
    Spider Bite Beer Co. from Holbrook brewed Dos Arnas Mexican Style Lager, a clean, crisp Mexican Lager with a 5.5% abv. 
     

    Lost Farmer Brewing Co. from Mineola brewed a Jalapeño Lime Lager. This American lager has a 5.5.% abv and has some subtle heat and splash of citrus. 

    South Shore Brewery from Oceanside teamed up with Dirty Taco & Tequila to create Bored & Dirty, a sea salt and lime blonde ale. You can find this ale at all Dirty Taco locations as well as Bellmore Beverage, Mc Breens Beverage, Farmingdale Beverage, and East Park Beverage. 
     
    Wagner Valley Brewing Company poured Seneca Sol Mexican, a Mexican style lager brewed with New Zealand Wakatu hops to give it lemon-lime aromas and flavors. This lager has a 4.5% abv making it very crushable.
    We’re Bock
    Bocks are a strong dark beer brewed in the fall and sipped in the spring in Germany.

    Long Beach Brewing Company poured Pleasant Anxiety, a German style Malbock with a 6.8% abv that is malty and bittersweet. They also poured The Shipwreck Black German Style Black Lager, a dark lager with notes of chocolate and coffee. Even though it has notes of stout, it was very light and easy to drink with a 5.5% abv.

    Po’ Boy Brewery from Port Jefferson poured Gimme Bourbon Bock, a doppelbock that’s aged on bourbon wood chips to give it malty flavors reminiscent of fresh and lightly toasted Munich-style malts, dark stone fruit, vanilla bean and raisins. This beer is 7.8% and full of flavor.

    Rice Rice Baby

    Po’ Boy Brewery poured Jasmine in the Sky, an American Lager made with Jasmine Rice. This beer drinks like a full-bodied pilsner with Jasmine rice notes with a 5.9% abv.

    Your favorite childhood breakfast cereal has been transformed into a breakfast beer. 1940’s Brewing Company  from Holbrook made a porter with Rice Krispies Cereal and cocoa nibs that is 5.8% abv. Enjoy the Snap Crackle Porter made with rice cereal and cocoa nibs for the ultimate treat.

    Lovely Lager

    Gentle Giant Brewing poured High Vibration Zwickelbier, an unfiltered German lager brewed with Pilsner, Carahell and Vienna. This beer is easy to drink with a 4.5% abv and subtle hint of pineapple and lime.

    Cool as a Cucumber 

    If you’re looking for a cool and refreshing beer this summer check out Cucumber Blessings from Mill House Brewing Company. This cream ale is 5.2% and the perfect way to quench your summer thirst. 

    Be sure to follow @nyscraftbeer for more upcoming festivals and events. 

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