Selkirk Abbey Huckleberry Chapel Witbier Ale
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If you've spent any time in the Northwest, you know of our love of the mountain huckleberry. This tiny fruit feeds bird and bear alike. It also feeds our hunger to experience the robust land in which we live. From frigid steam and alpine lake, to soaring peek and high mountain pasture, the unassuming huckleberry is a welcome sight to all on the trail.
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Trying out the new taproom/bottle shop near work. Doesn't taste like your average witbier. More like somewhere between a helles lager and a marzen, with a grassy tang and a bit of toast, and some distinct but not assertive berry flavor on top. I thought this was easy drinking and really tasty.