Goose Island Bourbon County Proprietor's 2023 Stout - 47.3 CL (1 pint) Bourbon County This stout was first aged full flavour in which

Name: Goose Island Bourbon County Proprietor's 2023 Stout - 47.3 CL (1 pint) Bourbon County This stout was first aged full flavour in which
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SKU: 2383147299
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Goose Island Bourbon County Proprietor's 2023 Stout - 47.3 CL (1 pint) Bourbon County This stout was first aged full flavour in which

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Goose Island Bourbon County Proprietor's 2023 Stout 47.3 CL (1 pint) Bourbon County This stout was first aged full flavour in which This stout was first aged for 12 months in 11 year old Elijah Craig barrels from our friends at Heaven Hill Distilleries Bourbon County Eagle Rare Reserve Stout embodies a proud American legacy 3 CL (1 pint) Alcohol percentage: 14

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