Girl Scout Cookies, whenever they can be acquired, are tasty enough to eat by themselves. But for the fourth year, Newark, Del.-based Iron Hill Brewery is offering a unique pairing for these sweets: its own craft beer.

On Friday and Saturday, according to its website, Iron Hill locations in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware will offer a seven-beer flight to match seven cookie varieties for $22.

A $20 to-go tasting, consisting of a mixed four-pack of beers and a cookie supply for two people, is alternately available.

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The two Iron Hill Breweries in New Jersey are in Maple Shade and Voorhees.

A release from the restaurant chain said boxes of Girl Scout Cookies from the local troop would also be available for purchase at each location.

The seven dine-in cookie and beer pairings:

  • Thin Mints / Russian Imperial Stout
  • Caramel deLites (Samoas) / Vienna Red Lager
  • Lemon Ups / Lemon Brambleberry
  • Trefoils / Kings Gold
  • Do Si Does / Concord Stout
  • Tagalongs / Black Cherry Cheesecake Sour
  • S'mores / Strawberries & Cream Milkshake IPA

For "King of the Hill" rewards members, an eighth dine-in pairing is offered, Toffee-tastic with Abbey Dubbel.

In the take-home tasting, the Thin Mints-Russian Imperial Stout pairing remains, but Lemonades (not Lemon Ups) are paired with Iron Hill's Hipster IPA, Caramel deLites go with "Rising Sun," and Trefoils partner with the Kryptonite Double IPA.

Brewer-guided videos have been posted for those doing a tasting at home:

Patrick Lavery is a reporter and anchor for New Jersey 101.5. You can reach him at patrick.lavery@townsquaremedia.com

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According to Thompson Island's Article on the differences between a craft brewery, microbrewery, brewpub & gastropub, it says:
 
"A brewpub is a hybrid between a restaurant and a brewery. It sells at least 25% of its beer on-site in combination with significant food services. At a brewpub, the beer is primarily brewed for sale inside the restaurant or bar. Where it's legally allowed, brewpubs may sell beer to go or distribute it to some offsite destinations."

New Jersey has tons of Brewpubs, some of which have been around for years and some that have just opened in the past year.

Here is a full list of the 21 brewpubs in New Jersey according to New Jersey Craft Beer:

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