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    The document discusses the origins of Imperial Russian Stout beer. It describes how in the 18th century, Russian commanders demanded that beer be very strong to withstand cold Baltic temperatures. This resulted in a jet black, thick stout that could delight even the saltiest comrades. The passage encourages trying Stone Brewing's Imperial Russian Stout, saying it takes prisoners with its chocolatey, roasty flavors that stimulate the mind into submission. It concludes that the only Cold War the reader will face is deciding whether to grab another bottle from the fridge.

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    The document discusses the origins of Imperial Russian Stout beer. It describes how in the 18th century, Russian commanders demanded that beer be very strong to withstand cold Baltic temperatures. This resulted in a jet black, thick stout that could delight even the saltiest comrades. The passage encourages trying Stone Brewing's Imperial Russian Stout, saying it takes prisoners with its chocolatey, roasty flavors that stimulate the mind into submission. It concludes that the only Cold War the reader will face is deciding whether to grab another bottle from the fridge.

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    Stone RIS

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    Zach Cornwell
    The document discusses the origins of Imperial Russian Stout beer. It describes how in the 18th century, Russian commanders demanded that beer be very strong to withstand cold Baltic temperatures. This resulted in a jet black, thick stout that could delight even the saltiest comrades. The passage encourages trying Stone Brewing's Imperial Russian Stout, saying it takes prisoners with its chocolatey, roasty flavors that stimulate the mind into submission. It concludes that the only Cold War the reader will face is deciding whether to grab another bottle from the fridge.

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