You've received some good suggestions so far. Here are a couple more... Try
a Penn Dark (Penn Brewing, Pittsburgh). Porters might worth a try (Yuengling
Porter taint bad for relative cheap). I recently had a porter from Southern
Tier brewing that was nice in a chocolatey way, not roasty.

Garry

"Garry Simmons" > wrote in message
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> You've received some good suggestions so far. Here are a couple more...
Try
> a Penn Dark (Penn Brewing, Pittsburgh). Porters might worth a try
(Yuengling
> Porter taint bad for relative cheap). I recently had a porter from
Southern
> Tier brewing that was nice in a chocolatey way, not roasty.

VERY good suggestions indeed.

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After Malvern Hill Pres. Lincoln visited with Gens. Mc Clellen & Sumner
as well as Col. Nugent (Commander of the Irish Brigade.)` A Lt. James.
M. Birmingham, Adjutant of the 88th N. Y. came from a swim in the James
R. & with his underwear drying on his body saw them talking. He ducked
behind some cover to eavesdrop in time to see & hear Pres. Lincoln
(overcome with emotion at the bravery & sacrifice of the Irish Brigade.)
as he lifted a corner of the 69th N. Y.'s flag, kissed it & said "God
bless this Irish flag" From Joseph Bilby's book
"Remember Fontenoy" on the Irish Brigade
Lancaster Civil War Round Table Website
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