Normally we are purists. No sweetener or milks in our coffee. Not more than three ingredients in our favorite craft chocolate bars. However, once in a while some inclusion bars really stand out. Most recently
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Understanding the world of craft beers is a daunting task for even the biggest beer nerds. IPAs or the India Pale Ales are perhaps the most popular craft style. IPAs are often described as piney,
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