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From floral bouquets and earthy yeast strains to sweet, caramel malts and bright, juicy hops, we’ve got you covered. Our passion for bier runs so deep that we’ve collaborated with some of the world’s best brewers—who have become close friends— High Speed Wit 5% 5/7.5 to create these biers, crafted with friendship and available Tandem Dubbel 7% 7 exclusively at our cafés. Hollander IPA 6% 7 Centraal Quadder Bourbon Barrel-Aged 10% 7.5 5% 250/500mL $5/7.5 Seasonal Saison Series ‘19 5.5% 6 High Speed Wit LBC with Brouwerij Van Steenberge // Ertvelde, Belgium Bofferding Pils 4.5% 6.5 A robust, round witbier with flavors of orange, lemon, yeast, a touch of cinnamon and an earthy, nutty quality. Piraat 10.5% 7.5 Finishes with a hint of creaminess and just the right Tripel Karmeliet 8.4% 6.5/8.5 amount of zing. Liter carafe - $12 Kwak 8.1% 6.5/8.5 Kwaremont Blond 6.6% 8.5 Hollander IPA 6% 300mL $7 New Belgium With Love 6.5 LBC with Brouwerij De Musketeers // Ursel, Belgium American Citra hops meet Belgian tradition in this IPA that Ramborn Cascade Dry-Hopped 7.4% 8 has just enough bite to satisfy the hop heads, and enough Lindemans Aardbel 4% 7.5 sweetness to balance out any bitterness. Liter carafe - $22 Grimbergen Dubbel 6.5% 6.5 Lakefront Fixed Gear 6% 6 Tandem Dubbel 7% 300mL $7 Goose Island Matilda 7% 6.5 LBC with Brouwerij Van Steenberge // Ertvelde, Belgium Pours a rich chocolate brown with fine carbonation and New Glarus Spotted Cow 4.9% 6 flavors of malt, tart raisins, plums, cocoa, and caramel. Stella Artois 5.2% 6.5 Warms in the end, finishing creamy and rich. Liter carafe - $18 Stella Cidre 4.5% 6.5 Hoegaarden 5% 5/8 Centraal Quadder 10% 250mL $7.5 Mongozo Mango 3.6% 9 Bourbon Barrel-Aged LBC with Central Waters Brewing // Amherst, WI St. Bernardus ABT 12 10.5% 9 Central Waters took our Quadder and tucked it into bourbon barrels for a nice long hibernation. It woke up MobCraft Rhubarb IPA 6% 6 sexy and complex, with notes of vanilla, oak, dark, rich Gulden Draak 10.5% 7.5 fruit, mahogany and leather. Frankly, there just aren’t enough “o’s” in smooth to do it justice. Houblon Chouffe 9% 9 Liter carafe - $17 Bell’s Oberon Ale 5.8% 6 New Belgium Mural Agua Fresca Cerveza 4% 6 Seasonal Saison Series ‘19 5.5% 440mL $6 LBC with Whiner Beer Co. // Chicago, IL Good City Amber Ale 5.5% 6.5 We’re so grateful to our friends at Whiner Beer Co. for Unibroue À Tout Le Monde 4.5% 6.5 this expertly dry-hopped, peach-perfect addition to our Raised Grain DDH Oranje Juicy 8.7% 6.5 collaborative Saison Series. Soft, floral honey and hints of ripe stone fruit are balanced beautifully by fresh, crisp Stone Tangerine Express 7% 6 pops of Ekuanot, Loral, and Citra hops, resulting in a bier Founders Red’s Rye 6.6% 6 that’s at once approchable and unique, juicy and refreshing. Delirium Deliria 8.50% 10 Liter carafe - $16 3 Sheeps Brunch Bier 4.9% 6 LEARN MORE AT LOWLANDSBREWING.COM 3 4 Featured We’ll travel the world for a good bier, but sometimes you don’t need to look far. We’ve EXCLUSIVES collaborated with these local brewers to bring you a line of biers available only at our grand cafés. & RARITIES We love all our biers equally, but some are Good City Amber Ale 5.5% 300mL $6 just a little bit harder to come by. Get your hands on Good City Brewing Co. // Milwaukee, WI these bad boys while supplies last (and while you're This classic American-style Amber Ale was brewed in here! Some of these are exclusive to our collaboration with local brewery Good City. Featuring Cascade hops and a blend of US and German malts to Lowlands Grand Cafes...) yield a caramelly, nutty and balanced amber ale. Seeking Ramborn Cascade 7.4% 300mL $8 the Good? You found it! Liter carafe - $16 Ramborn Cider Co. // Born, Luxembourg American-grown, whole-cone Cascade hops take this already 3 Sheeps Brunch Bier NEW 4.9% 300mL $6 unique, crisp, semi-dry Luxembourgish cider to another level 3 Sheeps Brewing Co. // Sheboygan, WI entirely, adding pops of pine and citrus to its delicious blend What’s EVEN MORE Milwaukee than brunch? of old world pear aromas and flavors. How about the light & fluffy, dry, nutty & roasty, deliciously drinkable “lovechild” of 3 Sheeps Brewing, Mongozo Mango 3.6% 250mL $9 Colectivo Coffee Roasters, and the Lowlands Brewing NEW Brouwerij Huyghe // Melle, Belgium Collaborative? Light enough to be a “shower beer,” The Delirium elephants imported this fresh and fruity gem sophisticated enough to drink during a business brunch. (whose name means cheers!) from their friends in Africa, #getstoutforsummer and were kind enough to share their supply with us! All NEW that’s missing is the coconut shell “glass” Raised Grain DDH Oranje Juicy 8.7% 300mL $6.5 Good City Brewing Co. // Milwaukee, WI That’s right, EVEN MORE of that enchanting, dry-hopped goodness you love from the original! Citra, Amarillo, and Mosaic hops add big, juicy bursts of fruit flavor to this irresistible, DOUBLE triple dry-hopped “biermosa without the OJ!” (Get it while it lasts, but we’ll be replacing it with its classic cousin, so, don’t fret.) GRAB A A Different Kind of Make every backyard Brussels a bier garden: Grab a growler to go! lace? In bier terms, “lacing” refers to the lines of foam residue le on the inside of the glass as you consume your bier. If they’re distinct and long-lasting, you know you’ve been served a bier with a beautiful, aroma-releasing head in a gloriously clean glass. 75 6 DRAUGHTS DRAUGHTS (continued) Tripel Karmeliet 8.4% 200/300mL $6.5/8.5 Piraat 10.5% 250mL $7.5 Brouwerij Bosteels // Buggenhout, Belgium Brouwerij Van Steenberge // Ertvelde, Belgium A Belgian tripel-threat of delicate wheat, creamy oats and A golden, Belgian IPA with a slight honey sweetness, faint wholesome barley combined with spicy citrus flavors and citrusy hops, and notes of figs and golden raisins. Its crisp aromas of vanilla. Mild hop bitterness, brilliant gold in finish is balanced well by a boozy warmth. color, with a huge, creamy head. Grimbergen Dubbel 6.5% 330mL $6.5 Kwak 8.1% 200/300mL $6.5/8.5 Brouwerij Alken-Maes // Alken, Belgium Brouwerij Bosteels // Buggenhout, Belgium A dark burgundy, full-bodied brew supported by rich malts A Belgian strong pale ale with a rich, amber color and and laced with dark candi sugar. Notes of toffee and raisin sweet, malty aroma. Flavors of caramelized banana, abound, ending in a warm, brandy-like finish. licorice, and coriander with a mild hop bitterness. Try a Kwak carousel (four glasses) $32 Kwaremont Blond 6.6% 250mL $7 Brouwerij de Brabandere // Harelbeke, Belgium Hoegaarden 5% 250/500mL $5/8 This refreshingly light-bodied, sweet and spicy creation Brouwerij van Hoegaarden // Hoegaarden, Belgium is brewed in honor of one of the most difficult climbs of The original Belgian wit. Cloudy gold appearance, sweet with the Tour de Flanders, the Oude Kwaremont. Its 6.6% ABV spices of coriander and orange peel with a slight hoppiness. reflects the average degree of incline on its steepest, cobblestone-iest stretch. A lot less work to drink than Lakefront Fixed Gear 6% 440mL $6 it is to ride! Lakefront Brewery // Milwaukee, WI A locally brewed, dry hopped American red ale that builds St. Bernardus ABT 12 10.5% 250mL $9 citric and grapefruit hops onto a rich, malty body.
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    " " " " " " .. .... .." " " " " " " "" " " " " " , " , " , " ...- - . .." ..- 548 FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION DECISIONS Initial Decision 91 F. will receive a fair and equitable compensation for the investment has made in developing his territory" (Smith, Tr. 616). Bottlers can acquire another bottler without the approval of "Coca-Cola" through a stock acquisition (Smith , Tr. 628). " Coca-Cola " if asked, has recom­ mended that bottlers merge or consolidate where appropriate (Smith Tr. 615-16). However, bottlers are independent businessmen who make their own independent decisions and who frequently a~t contrary to the advice of "Coca-Cola" (Smith, Tr. 615-16). (36) Competition in the Soft Drink Industry Generally 88. There is intense competition in the sale of flavored carbonated soft drinks which stems from the fact that there is a large number of brands available to the consumer in local markets. In 1971, a Neilsen Survey showed that there were 135 different brands of cola flavored soft drinks marketed in food stores (Smith, Tr. 705). In the Washing­ ton, D. , metropolitan area alone, there are over 30 brands of colas being marketed (Sales, Tr. 1243-1251). In addition to the cola brands more than 20 other brands of flavors such as root beer, orange gingerale, and lemon-lime were being sold in the Washington, D. market (Sales, Tr. 1243, 1255; CX 372; CX 373). In the territory of the Newport News , Virginia bottler of Coca-Cola, between 30 and 40 different brands of orange and grape soft drinks were being marketed (Brown, Tr. 1666). Over 176 different brands of flavored carbonated soft drinks were sold in the territory of The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc.