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The Sumerians grew barley, from which beer can be made, and Sumerian writings indicate that beer served as their "preferred fermented beverage," McGovern says. While the results were close, it was Mary Dumont's Samuel Adams Boston Lager Braised Ribs with Horseradish Potato Puree and Baby Carrots and her Molasses Brownie with George Washington Porter Ice Cream that truly proved that beer can make even the best meals great. The bear most likely was drawn to the new, clean design of the Rainier Beer cans featuring beautiful Mount Rainier. |
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