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                <title>The Beer House</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Just a few steps away from the Town Hall square is the Beer House, Tallinn’s only microbrewery. <br><br>The bricked walled beer hall is large and quite cavernous, a little like a converted warehouse, but doesn't feel empty, its stone floors filled with wooden tables which, in turn, fill up with people sampling the beer and food that is on offer. <br><br>A lot of effort has gone into creating a convivial, bier Keller atmosphere, from the helpful costumed waiting staff to the toe-tapping, thigh-slapping music. Although the latter is something of an acquired taste and there were a few moments of surrealness when we realised we were listening to an oompah band rendition of "Viva Espania" followed by "Roll Out the Barrel".<br><br>The home produced beer is excellent and comes in three varieties, a light golden easy to drink Pilsner, a wheaty Marzen Spezial and the thicker, dark Dunkles. What makes the beer particularly good, however, is that it is un-pasteurised and has none of the slightly chemical aftertaste you can get with other commercially produced beers and lagers. <br><br>The Beer House also serves a good range of simple but filling food such as chicken wings, herrings and big lumps of roast meat. <br><br>Lunchtimes are quieter, it's a good place to stop for a beer and a light-ish snack, evenings busier and more lively.]]></description>
                
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