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Jul 10, 2020 28 min

Taster #1: Lindemans Cuvée René

from Liquid Bread Hosted by Matty, Larry and Rich

For our first tasting episode, Rich leads Matty and Larry on a tasting of a sour lambic, the delicious Lindemans Cuvée René!

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