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98 • Capital Brewery Blonde Doppelbock.
Brilliant golden amber color. Vibrant aromas of orange marmalade and honey butter on toast follow through on a rich entry to a chewy, dry-yet-fruity medium-full body with great depth and balance. Finishes with a long, tangy dried citrus, roasted root vegetable, and peppery spice hop fade. A delicious, dangerously drinkable doppelbock. (tasted on Mar-10-2010)

94 • Capital Brewery Capital Eisphyre.
Deep copper color. Rich brown sugar, dried fruit, and praline aromas follow through on a massive chewy entry to a fruity-yet-dry full body with sensational depth and balance. Finishes with a very long, grilled citrus peel and chocolate custard accented fade. Very decadent. (tasted on Mar-10-2010)

94 • Capital Brewery Imperial Doppelbock.
Aromas of fruity caramel, raw honey, baking spice, and rye toast follow through on a round, supple entry to a dry-yet-fruity firmly structured full body with lush waves on dried fruits, nuts, and spice. Finishes with a long, grilled citrus and earth fade. A delicious powerful doppelbock. (tasted on Mar-10-2010)

93 • Capital Brewery Autumnal Fire.
Deep amber copper color. Aromas of melted toffee and apple butter on rye toast follow through on a supple, vibrant entry to a dry-yet-fruity medium-full body with layers on toasted bread, grain, caramel, and dried fruit. Finishes with a long, earthy grassy hop and candied dried citrus peel fade. Excellent. (tasted on Nov-02-2009)

92 • Capital Brewery Oktoberfest Lager.
Rich amber color. Aromas of peach danish and orange marmalade on toast follow through on a round, crisp entry to a dryish medium-to-full body with custard notes. Finishes with a long, interplay of sweet citrus pastry and grassy earthy hop notes. Excellent style and drinkability. (tasted on Nov-05-2009)

92 • Capital Brewery Capital Pilsner.
Golden yellow color. Tangy dried peach and lemon and bread dough aromas follow through on soft, crisp entry to a dry light-to-medium body with seamless balance and subtle depth of flavor. Finishes with hints of grassy earth and bread. A very true to style pilsner with effortless drinkability. (tasted on Nov-04-2009)

91 • Capital Brewery Munich Dark Lager.
Rich reddish brown color. Spicy, caramelized nut, malted chocolate, and delicate earth aromas. A rich entry leads to a snappy medium body of tangy chocolate covered citrus, butter roasted nut, and spice flavors. Finishes with a sweet dark chocolate, earthy hop, and fig fade. Very flavorful and easy drinking. (tasted on Nov-07-2006)

91 • Capital Brewery Maibock.
Brilliant amber color. Caramel on raisin toast aromas follow through on a chewy entry to a dryish medium-to-full body with great depth, effervescence and vibrancy. Finishes with more dried stone and citrus fruit nuance and gentle earthy hops. A very nice domestic maibock with a fine balance of malt. (tasted on May-07-2010)

90 • Capital Brewery Special Pilsner.
Old gold color. Cream, earthy, piney hops, and very faint soap aromas. A round, vibrant entry leads to a frothy, tart medium-full body of lemon curd and custard, toasted nut bread flavors. Finishes with a tangy, sweet citrus and roasted grain fade. Nice vibrancy of flavor. (tasted on Nov-10-2006)

90 • Capital Brewery Capital Dark Lager.
Deep copper brown color. Lightly yeasty bread dough, dried fruit, and toffee aromas follow through on a round, supple entry to a dryish medium-to-full body with great balance of savory roasted vegetable and honey baked bean notes. Finishes with a long, crisp, citrusy and mossy hop accent. A delicious and highly drinkable food beer that will go fantastically with chili con carne. (tasted on Nov-04-2009)

89 • Capital Brewery Vintage Ale.
Beautiful amber color. Toffee, dried cherry, and baked lemon aromas follow through to a supple chewy and fruity medium-full body of with layers of caramel, dried peaches, and brown sugar. Finishes with a long caramelized citrus fade. A somewhat candied, but refreshing and sexy brew. (tasted on Feb-23-2007)

86 • Capital Brewery Winter Skal.
Amber honey color. Pie spice and caramel nut aromas. Dry crisp and refreshing well putt together with appealing multigrain and spice flavors. (tasted on Feb-23-2007)

85 • Capital Brewery Brown Ale.
Pale amber color. Sour citrus, toasted nut, and slight dishrag aromas have a vegetal edge. A frothy entry leads to a dry, tangy medium body of buttered dark toast, roasted nut, and faint citrus marmalade flavors. Finishes dryly with touch of dry caramel and baked citrus tinged hops. (tasted on Feb-27-2007)

83 • Capital Brewery Island Wheat Ale.
Cloudy old gold color. Toasted baguette, and baked citrus aromas follow through to a mellow, dry light-to medium body of with a buttery bready slightly citrusy finish. (tasted on Feb-23-2007)

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