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		<title>By: Our Favorite Oktober Fest Beers &#171; Formaggio Kitchen&#039;s Cheese Blog</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] Ayinger Oktober Fest-Märzen: Produced by Ayinger, a highly-decorated and well-respected brewery in the countryside outside of Munich. Hoppier and nuttier than other examples of Märzenbier, the Ayinger undergoes a long, careful maturation that yields a perfect balance of malty richness and hoppy spice. Pair with Cato Corner’s Hooligan (a rich, washed-rind cheese) or Julie’s brandied apple sausage. [...]]]></description>
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