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October 03, 2012 Food » Beer Hopping

Are presidential homebrews a political edge?

by Julie Johnson

They're brewing beer in the White House. The Commander in Chief has pronounced White House Honey Ale and White House Honey Porter "tasty stuff." Inspired by an especially productive beehive near the South Lawn vegetable garden, President Obama took up the suggestion…

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Hi Julie,
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