Ohio Tap #2 - Oliver House & Maumee Bay Brewing



In Maumee Bay - Major Oliver's Golden Lager, Tap Profile #625, the Oliver House in Toledo, Ohio was discussed. I've personally visited the Oliver House and Maumee Bay Brewing, so I wanted to share some additional pictures of the brewery, the beer memorabilia museum, and start to profile a few other tap handles that Maumee Bay produces!





Buckeye Beer mural down the steps near the back entrance. 

The Major Oliver's handle is on display in their tap handle collection below - can you find it? 



Maumee Bay has three unique tap handles for their most popular beers - the Total Eclipse Breakfast Stout, Glass Hopper IPA, and the Amarillo Brillo Double IPA. 

The flight board of Maumee Bay brews - they had a small batch of Coconut Eclipse on tap that was outstanding! The food was also delicious, especially for a brewery. If you live in the area, it's well worth the trip to try the brews, check out the history, and grab a bite to eat! 


Ohio Tap #2: Maumee Bay Brewing - Total Eclipse Breakfast Stout
The texture of the moon on the top of the handle is really well done! The handle itself is nothing more than a "toy on a stick" - but given the base is unique to the topper, it makes the handle more rare than you standard base with multiple toppers. 


A description of the beer from the Maumee Bay site: Maumee Bay Brewing Company’s Total Eclipse Breakfast Stout is a hearty meal in a glass. As it pours, it devours the light and your glass is filled with darkness. This massive beer brewed with espresso beans (from Flying Rhino in Toledo, OH), oatmeal, and lactose offers a rich and complex taste that begs to be savored. With a smooth carbonation and luscious roasted malt flavor, you will fade to black as you slowly sip this finely crafted brew. We recommend serving at 45-50 degrees in your favorite snifter. It’s nothing but total bliss from Maumee Bay Brewing Co. RATED 96 ON BEER ADVOCATE!!

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