Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event

By on Thu, Oct 26, 2017 at 3:07 pm

It's that magical time of year when Great Lakes Brewing Company rolls out its seasonal Christmas Ale (yes, before Halloween). Here's everything we saw at the annual First Pour event.

It's that magical time of year when Great Lakes Brewing Company rolls out its seasonal Christmas Ale (yes, before Halloween). Here's everything we saw at the annual First Pour event.

October 26, 2017
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Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event
Emanuel Wallace
Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event
Emanuel Wallace
Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event
Emanuel Wallace
Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event
Emanuel Wallace
Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event
Emanuel Wallace
Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event
Emanuel Wallace
Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event
Emanuel Wallace
Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event
Emanuel Wallace
Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event
Emanuel Wallace
Everything We Saw at Great Lakes' Christmas Ale First Pour Event
Emanuel Wallace

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