re: Deuce McAllister's Ole Saint

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Abita Abbey Ale Abita Amber
Abita Andygator
Abita Grapefruit Harvest IPA
Abita Jockamo IPA
Abita Light
Abita Macchiato
Abita Mardi Gras Bock
Abita Purple Haze
Abita Restoration Pale Ale
Abita Root Beer
Abita Turbodog
Angry Orchard Crisp Apple
Blue Moon Belgian White
Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout
Brooklyn Lager
Covington Anonymous IPA
Covington Pontchartrain Pilsner
Covington Strawberry
Crooked Letter Crooked Heffy
Goose Island 312
Guinness
Harpoon UFO White
LA31 Biere Noir
LA31 Biere Pale
Lazy Magnolia Hops?pitality
Lazy Magnolia Jefferson Stout
Lazy Magnolia Southern Pecan
Magic Hat #9
New Belgium 1554 Black Ale
New Belgium Accumulation Winter Ale
New Belgium Fat Tire Ale
NOLA 7th Street Wheat
NOLA Blonde Ale
NOLA Brown Ale
NOLA Hopitoulas IPA
NOLA Irish Channel Stout
Original Sin Hard Cider
Parish Brewing Canebrake
Parish Brewing Envie (APA)
Redd?s Apple Ale
Saint Arnold Endeavour (DIPA)
Saint Arnold Fancy Lawnmower
Saint Arnold Santo (Kolsch)
Sam Adams Seasonal (Cold Snap)
Shiner Bock
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Stone Arrogant Bastard Ale
Stone IPA

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From that list Endeavour is the best in my opinion. There are other solid options. Abita Macchiato is good. Brooklyn BCS. I personally think Hopspitality is good. 1554. 7th Street Wheat. NOLA Brown. Envie. Arrogant Bastard. Stone IPA.

But Endeavour is gonna be like a 9 out of 10 if it's fresh. But the rest I named are gonna range from like a 5 to a 7, assuming decimal points, at least on my scale. They are absolutely solid, and I think NOLA is really solid in general. But when you start talking about greatness, it's not quite there yet. It's a solid tap selection for the area of town it's in. One of the best, in fact. But I'd honestly never go there to drink beer when I can go to Avenue Pub and drink better beer and beer that I've never had before.

But if you're from out of town and want to sample local shite, that's a damn good list.