In a pleasant development, McGillin’s Old Ale House - prepping for its 150th anniversary - has added a new tower with 7 taps behind its downstairs bar.

Actually, it’s only 6 (1 is devoted to root beer), but the 6 they were pouring last night really amped up what was already a decent selection: Flying Fish Exit 11, Magic Hat Lucky Cat, Brooklyn Cuvee de Cardoz, Appalachian Abbey Road, Ommegang Rare Vos and Sixpoint Righteous Rye.

Add those to a local lineup that includes at least one style from practically every brewery in the Philadelphia area.

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Meal Ticket :: Blog Archive :: SNACK TIME: wineberries, you say?, a midsummer meat deal, Fuel for calorie-counters, why America is awesome, McGillin’s increases their pouring potential :: Philadelphia City Paper :: Philadelphia Arts, Restaurants, Mu Says:
July 29th, 2009 at 12:03 pm

[…] In anticipation of their 150 year anniversary in 2010, McGillin’s has added a new 7-draft tower downstairs, says Joe Sixpack on Beer Radar. Joe has the current lineup, including a line devoted […]

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