We Blow Raspberries In Your General Direction | Episode 104

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This week we run into a raspberry bush and drink all that there is to be had. It was touch and go there for a while but we managed to enjoy every last drop.

Dave was cuddled by a momma bear when he attempted to eat her porridge. They were "that kind" of a bear couple and very open to letting him experiment. They then ate him.



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Phillips Brewing
Raspberry Wheat Ale
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