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Your Craft Beer Center |
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At Crown you can explore our vast selection of
domestic and imported craft beers or just
enjoy your favorite classic beers.
We keep our beer refrigerated at a
consistently chilly 34 degrees, so you can enjoy that cold one
after work.
We have a huge
selection of domestic and imported Pilsners, Lagers, Ales, Porters, Stouts and
Specialty and Seasonal Beers...everything a beer lover could want and more!
Great beer, great prices.
Want
to know how your favorite beer stacks up against the competition? RateBeer is an independent world site
for craft beer enthusiasts and is dedicated to serving the entire
craft beer community. It's widely recognized as the most accurate and most-visited
source for beer information.
At Crown we've taken
the trouble to provide our Customers with a convenient way
to view our selection of unique craft beers listed by
rating, style and alcohol content. We hope
this adds to your enjoyment of these fine products and your
ability to pick and choose from our stock of over 500 fine
imported and domestic craft beers.
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Try Our Belgian Beers |
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If you like
Stella Artois or Blue Moon Belgian style, why not try some of the
authentic brews
from the country with the most varied and numerous collection of beers in the world.
We've got all the great imported beers from Belgium that range from the popular pale lagers to the esoteric appeal
of Trappist and Abbey Ales, to lambic beer and Flemish red. In fact, we've got the most highly
rated Trappist Ale in the world, Rochefort Trappistes
10 and the highly rated St. Bernardus Abt 12.
We've got Belgian Strong
Ales from Brasserie des Rocs, Abbey Ales from Brouwerij Van Steenberge, Flemish Sour Ales from Brouwerij
Rodenbach... just to name a few.
Translation: In Flanders a "Brewery"
is called a "Brouwerij". In Wallonia this becomes
"Brasserie".
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Craft Beers of America |
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Craft beer is made using a traditional process of blending the sugars from malted grains (such as barley or wheat), with hop flowers and water.
The skill of the Master brewer brings out the desired aroma, color, mouth feel, foam and flavor qualities of the hops and malt through formulation of recipes and the fermentation of sugars into alcohol, carbon dioxide gas and other characters.
After careful aging at just the right temperatures the beer is
packaged and delivered to you our Customers.
At Crown we've got East coast beers from Delaware, Maine,
Maryland, Louisiana, New Hampshire, Vermont, Pennsylvania, New York and
local brews from the great state of New Jersey.
We've got West Coast beers from California,
Colorado, and Oregon. We've even got
a great mid-West beer. Leinenkugel a fine beer from
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We feature beers from our local
highlands brewery in Butler. Founded in 1994, the
High Point Brewing Company is the first
exclusive wheat beer brewery in America.


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HIGH POINT BREWING COMPANY, INC.
22 Park Place, Butler, NJ 07405
Tel: 973-838-7400 |
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Fine Imported Brews from Around the
World |
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Brewing beer is an important tradition in many countries
around the world. From country to country, region to region, the many
styles, colors and tastes can become very complex. The water source, the
choice of barley malt and hops, and also the brewing techniques of each
region gives us the unique beers we find in the "Import Category".
Most of the recipes date back centuries ago. The arrival
of these "Imports" to the United States gives us a great variety of
international tastes and traditions from around the world.
At Crown we
carry imports from Australia, Austria, Canada, England, Germany,
Scotland, and the Netherlands.
Germany is known for its
outstanding beers. Among the well-known German styles are wheat beers,
pilsners, lagers, doppelbocks, eisbocks, and some organic beers. It is
hard to go wrong with the German beers, as they are all very high
quality. |
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