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Wasatch Brew Pub
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Wasatch Beers (Schirf Brewing Company) was formed when Greg Schirf found his way to Utah from Milwaukee,America’s beer capital, only todiscover that his newly adopted home state did not have a brewery of its own. Recognizing a need and an opportunity, he committed to rectify this situation. In 1986, Schirf opened the first brewery in the resort town of Park City and named his beers after the majestic Wasatch Mountains that rise just east of Salt Lake City. In July 1989, Schirf Brewing opened its new company headquarters and the first brew pub in Utah at the top of historic Main Street in Park City.
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1st Amendment Lager
A turn of the century pure malt, crisp lager. 1st Amendment Lager is made with European style hops and Munich malts. This beer has a wonderful, clean, crisp flavor certain to please all.
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Apricot Hefeweizen
Possibly one of the most refreshing beers we've ever made. We start with a traditional German style unfiltered wheat beer (hefe-weizen translates literally as "yeasty wheat beer"). Brewed with a hybrid Bavarian yeast strain that imparts the defining flavor notes of licorice, clove, and banana. Add to this natural apricot flavor, and you have one astonishingly refreshing beer.
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Evolution Amber Ale
This highly controverisal beer is actually a straight-forward, well-balanced, malty amber ale. Tettnanager hops provide a subtle spicy character, which balances out this well-rounded and highly drinkable amber ale.
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Polygamy Porter
This dark, medium bodied ale offers the drink-ability of a much lighter beer. The inviting chocolate and malty flavors fade into a slightly dry, silky smooth finish. Why have just one? 4.0% alcohol by volume.
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The Devastator Double Bock
This is a strong, amber lager (8% abv). It has a fluffy white head with a bready malt aroma and a rich body that leaves you with a warming feeling. This Double Bock style dates back over a century when Monastic brewers knew it as "liquid bread." Beware . . . it’s deceivingly smooth and delicious.
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Wasatch Hefe-weizen
A traditional German-style unfiltered wheat beer, hefe-weizen translates literally as “yeasty wheat beer.” We brew this product using a hybrid Bavarian yeast strain which imparts the style defining flavor notes of licorice, clove and banana. Add to this the tangy sweetness of wheat malt and the flowery bitterness of Hallertau hops and you have a truly authentic hefe-weizen. 4.0% alcohol by volume.
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Wasatch Raspberry Wheat Beer
If you like raspberries, this one's for you. We start with our traditional wheat beer and add natural raspberry flavor that keeps you coming back for more.
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