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We got back from our DC trip a few days ago and ended up making it to Capitol City Brewing in DC, Old Ox, Lost Rhino and Ocelot in the Dulles area and Leesburg Brewing. I didnt realize Leesburg Brewing is not actually a brewery, but that was ok because the food was excellent. I have to say Old...

Wow! There truly are a lot of breweries there. Thanks for the info. We will definately be heading up to that area on our trip.

I'm heading down to D.C. in August with family. We are driving so a trip to the Dulles area is doable. What are some of the Loudoun County breweries you mentioned?

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I've never been to Denver, but I just saw an episode of Beer Geeks on tv. They were at Great Divide Brewing in downtown Denver. It looked like a pretty interesting place with quite a few good beers, The don't have a kitchen, but have rotating food trucks that park in front of the brewery.

I had a batch of English Ale that came out over carbed and too sweet, so I used some to steam lobsters. It worked great

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I would suggest going to the Brew Science forum on this site and checking out the brewing water chemistry primer. There are some folks there that really know what they're talking about when it come to water. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f128/brewing-water-chemistry-primer-198460/

Maine: http://www.themainebrewbus.com/ in the Portland area. If you're heading up the coast, Atlantic Brewing in Bar Harbor. It is a small brewery, but they a have a barbeque restaurant that is fantastic and a winery just a few miles away. Bar Harbor is on Mt. Desert Isle right near Acadia...

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