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Central Waters Black Gold: Hot Honey (2025) Imperial Stout Aged in Bourbon Barrels with Honey and Habanero 660ml (13.2%) 5-6% Setting some of their award 8416

Name: Central Waters Black Gold: Hot Honey (2025) Imperial Stout Aged in Bourbon Barrels with Honey and Habanero 660ml (13.2%) 5-6% Setting some of their award 8416
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SKU: 71350305495
Price: 39.00 USD
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Central Waters Black Gold: Hot Honey (2025) Imperial Stout Aged in Bourbon Barrels with Honey and Habanero 660ml (13.2%) 5 6% Setting some of their award 8416 Setting some of their award winning Traditional Mead aside to age in Oak whiskey barrels has created a wondrously dark Barrel Filled: 03 11 2024 2025 vintage of Central Waters Brewing Company's premier bourbon barrel aged Imperial Stout released every October

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