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1 comment:
My vote's for GB. I prefer English-style ales to German-style lagers, but I find Liberty's brews, without being bad, rarely fully satisfying, while Gordon Biersch beers are always at least what I expect of them and often quite good. I've only been to Quigley's a couple of times in the mid-afternoon on summer weekdays. They haven't made much of an impression, but I'm not sure I've seen them at their best.
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