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Adam
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 9:57 pm 
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What beer would you pair with it?

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Bock or doppelbock would be my guess. Something malty.

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Is it traditional german style (with currants and sour cream) or the french style with rosemary and herbs?

For German Style I'd say a good Dry Stout or a nice heavy porter. Think along the same lines as a stew.

If it is more the Provencal I would go with a hefe or a wit even though they are not my favorite beers.

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