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I picked up some Molson Golden a few weeks ago. Its taste is kind of like Heineken with a slight skunky flavor. Not everyone's taste but I like it. Turns out that it works well as a light colored top layer to some heavier dark colored beers.
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I received an email from a customer in Singapore wanting to know if the layering tool worked with Guinness Extra Stout. I told her that I didn't know but that it probably did. I hadn't tried Extra Stout in the past because I hadn't liked its stronger taste. Anyway, the next chance I got, I bought some Extra Stout to try and found that it worked well. See my three experiments below. I'm also now starting to like the Extra Stout flavor... ;)
 Michael from Portland, Oregon sent in a great example of a Black Rogue layered beer. A nice thing about layered beers is that it's easy to make two glasses for sharing.
TOP: Guinness Draught can BOTTOM: Rogue Irish Style Lager from Rogue Ales Thanks for the great picture Michael! I found two Guinness Draught combinations with outstanding black and tan layer definition.
 Finally had the chance to make a "Black Hoe" which is Guinness Draught over Hoegaarden Wit. With the very light colored Hoegaarden Wit and the dark Guinness, it makes a great black and tan combination.
Apologies for the poor picture. Had some camera finger problems that day :(  Zach from Lincoln, Nebraska sent in this great picture of his layered beer creation. The best part, however, was that he named it the "Typewriter". Smithwick's + Corona Extra = Smith-Corona. Genius!
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