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In this series, entitled Let's Talk Lagers: Jack's Abby Edition, Jason and Craig explore the story behind one of America's premier craft lager breweries while diving into the traditional German Maibock style. Learn about decoction mashing, natural carbonation, and what makes this spring seasonal lager so crisp, balanced, and food-friendly as the series kicks off with a toast to classic brewing techniques.
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