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Great Lakes Amber Ale, Bell’s Amber Ale was first packaged with three different labels after it debuted in 1985. They featured a series of shorebirds – a seagull, a wood duck and a heron.

Great Lakes Amber Ale - Beer Review This decent amber ale is from Kalamazoo, Michigan.

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Great Lakes Amber AleAmerican-Style Amber/Red Ale * Date: April 24, 1998 (#2747)Package: bottledPlace: Sam's Wine and Spirits, Chicago ILScore: 13 pointsOverall Impression Amber, moderate carbonation, thick head. Dark caramel aroma.

Great Lakes Amber Ale are well worth investigating; both are soft in flavor. Their Expedition Stout is too chocolatey. Berghoff: Produced by Huber Brewing for ‘The Berghoff,’ a legendary tavern in Chicago.

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Great Lakes Amber Ale, Bell’s Amber Ale was first packaged with three different labels after it debuted in 1985.

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Great Lakes Amber Ale American-Style Amber/Red Ale United States - Michigan 2747 13 1998-04-24 Bell's Bell's Oberon Ale American-Style Pale Ale United States - Michigan 4690 13½ 2003-02-16 Bell's Two-Hearted Ale American-Style Pale