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We had heard about this place from friends for some time but had not had an opportunity to check it out until this afternoon. This is a craft brewery spot in northern Astoria, which has a number of boardgames as well as about a dozen pinball machines - so there is plenty of opportunity for entertainment. There is also a wide variety of beers on tap that are made on site. We enjoyed one of the IPAs, which was appropriately named 'Stoner'. The beer was tasty, not too hoppy and not too bland. And the 6.8% alcohol traveled quickly to one's head! We also tried the Kim, which was fruity and tangy. From speaking with the other patrons we learned that there is a loyal clientele of neighborhood folks as well as some people who have traveled a bit to sample the experience. We recommend it!
One of the best breweries in NYC! Friendly, attentive service, delicious food vendors, and fun weekly events such as bingo and trivia. I tried Friday trivia this weekend and the host and participants made it so fun. Huge space and great ambiance. Delicious quality beer. Our burgers were phenomenal from the toaster, fresh brioche buns to the sauce.
This is an excellent brewery as well as a music venue! We came out here to listen to some friends perform, and this place was excellent acoustically! They have a ton of excellent beers and cocktails available as well as a few food items (just variations of pretzels). If you need food, you can also go across the street to Astoria Pizza Factory and order some food to bring here. I also appreciate that this place has movies playing on their projector screen (shoutout to Lord of The Rings playing today) as well as a multitude of board games. Honestly such a sick spot that is relatively easy to get to!
Every single one of my beers was delicious but different and complex. It has a great atmosphere, really good music and the clientele is chill.
Astoria is known for many hip spots, and there's a not as much talked about brewery. It doesn't get much attention because it's kind of hard finding. SingleCut is high quality stuff. Good for small gatherings. They have a decent sized beer list and some food too. Bad thing is getting here. It's inconvenient. This is out of the way. It's located in an industrial part of Astoria. The closest subway is the one on Ditmars Avenue, so it's a bit of a walk. But just find a way to get here. Some seriously good stuff, and it's not just a bunch of IPAs. I like the Weird and Gilly. It's about $6 for a pint. This is a lightly hoppy IPA that's pretty smooth. As for the food, it's mostly typical stuff at a bar. They have big pretzels . It's about $6, which kind of seems like a lot until you see how big these are. They're fucking massive. It would be one of my more frequent spots if it wasn't so inconvenient. It's a hassle getting here. The subway is the best way if you're coming from out of Astoria, and then just walking.
A table and a mini bonzai tree...who knew such a scintillating convo may ensue...Not I. In and effort to I don't know, blend in? I just continued the convo. Oh wait, this isn't a TED talk. Apologies there. Beers, you are here for the BEERS. Great selection and ample seating including outdoors. No heat lamps that I saw so I'm not sure when winter comes what that area would be. In terms of food, they just have snacks so you may be wise to eat before coming. This brewery is a bit off the beaten path but it is still among some of the best beers you can find in NYC. For that reason alone, it is worth the trek every time. Fan.
Enjoyed trying out this New York brewery! Softly Spoken Magic Spells was the beer Steve and I had from this brewery and we liked it pretty well! This beer was a double IPA with a very good hoppy and citrus flavor features to it. Lots of other promising beers from this brewery but we only were able to try the one. That just warrants a return visit I guess!
Sorry, SingleCut. I want to get my review apologies out of the way early. You see, I've been to you twice over the last year or so and for some reason or another, I just never reviewed you. It's not because I didn't like your setup or your service or (most importantly) your beers. Most likely, it was just bad timing as I was busy and couldn't put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard)...until now. Let's get out of the second person perspective and talk a little more naturally about this Astoria-based brewery. My first visit was way back in November and like I said, things went smoothly with quality beers (heavy on the IPAs) and a little sustenance to go along with those suds. More recently (on Memorial Day), was my second trip and since that day in late May I've wanted to note the vibes of Singlecut. With a name such as theirs, you wouldn't be surprised to find nods at rock and roll (and music) in general. Guitar head tap handles and a respectable shelf of records (with the current jam displayed above a record player) are helpful in emanating a chill sense of suds and sound. Enough about the ambiance. Let's focus on what's drinkable. SingleCut dabbles in several beer styles from stouts (such as "Eric More Cowbell!" which is a solid milky ale) to sours ("Terry Meets Julie" has a nice tartness) to plenty of everyone's favorite, IPAs ("Glam!"). I've enjoyed these varieties, as well as a couple of other intriguing concoctions ("Workingman's Cut Nitro Cream Ale" does the trick). Having said that, not every brew can always be a winner ("Dean Mahogany Pale Ale"...meh), but most will please the palate. There was also a mention of food which, back in November, seemed more prevalent than the more recent trip which basically offered pretzels of a few forms. My buddy and I split a truffle cheddar one (for $7) and found it decent, though honestly nothing entirely special. I wouldn't necessarily bank on what's edible at SingleCut, but they do have the beer flowing fine which is most important anyway. Overall, SingleCut Beersmiths is a solid borough brewery worthy of a visit. Their setup is a little unique with a strong point towards rocking out as are their decent range of beer offerings. Yeah, some might be "one hit wonders", but for the most part, SingleCut is worthy of multiple visits and a beer spot I'm glad I finally churned out a review for (even if a little belated).
They have trivia on Friday's! While they don't have a full menu *yet* they allow and encourage you to bring your own food in. Often times they have a food truck or you can pop across the parking lot and get Chinese or pizza!! Such a great spot to hang out on the weekend!
We came in on a busy, sunny Saturday afternoon. The place was full but we managed to find a table inside. People were spilling outside because it was such a nice day. You order your beer at the bar and you can start a tab. Unfortunately, they don't offer flights. Instead, they offer small sizes. So, kind of like a flight. The beers all have fun, I'm-sure-this-is-an-inside-joke names. My friend and I were happy with the four beers we tried. The menu describes them very well. It was quite loud inside and therefore hard to have a conversation. The Saturday crowd drew quite a few bachelor parties too. It's a cool place anyway, and I would come back for the beer.
6 years ago
Really great selection of local beers. My boyfriend and I had a hard time choosing what to get but we like lighter beers so we went with the yawn and it was so good! The staff is really friendly but the outdoor dining set up could be better. I could see this being a great spot once we can be inside again. read more
4 years ago
8 years ago
Beer here is great. It's a bit out of the way and hard to get to if you don't own a car. However, still worth the trek and is one of the largest, if not the largest, breweries located in Queens. We heard that they just recently bought out Shmaltz Brewering, which is located upstate. I look forward to seeing how SingleCut is going to expand and grow as a company. They have a lot of great IPA's on draft which my husband loves. I personally got their Pilsner which was very refreshing. The new food they have looks delicious - we had just ate before coming here but the Bao bins and dumplings looked super tasty. Definitely want to come back to try some. read more
Singlecut makes some delicious juice bomb ipas. Had been drinking their stuff from bars around town, but finally decided to visit the taproom in Astoria. It was Sunday so they had a large projector showing football inside (be warned: there are no other tvs, but the projector is large and can be seen from most seats in the place). I was also happy to see they had a menu full of beer-soaking comfort foods at a good price point. I ordered the brisket tacos which was juicy and well crafted. Great beers are a given at SingleCut but very impressed with food and ambiance of the taproom! read more
9 years ago
This brewery is fantastic and i love it. I loved everything from the quality beers of theirs on tap to the food and ambience of this place. Really great place to come with some friends hang out and enjoy some quality craft beer. Single cut spins some quality records and streams kick ass movies on the wall for all to enjoy. The staff here are all super friendly. Come on, you really can not go wrong with any beer here. They have kick ass beer releases and nachos are on point! I will for sure be coming back :) read more
Top quality beers, IPAs and more! IPA (not referring to international phonetic..) My propensity for Indian Pale Ales (IPAs) led me to SingleCut, a pioneer on Long Island for creating those juicy New England Style IPAs that rival some long withstanding NE giants (New Hill Farmstead, Lawson's Finest, The Alchemist, Treehouse Brewing etc.) Grimm from NY comes the closest to NE btw. Long Island only has two breweries (in my opinion) that make respectable IPAs: 1) Sand City in Northport and 2) Barrier in Oceanside. Queens has Finback. Brooklyn has Other Half. Astoria/LIC has 2) LIC Beer Project, but #1 belongs to.. Single Cut Beersmiths. TA$TE$ - NO FLIGHTS Normally I would scoff at charging for tastes: $2. But the quality of their beer actually justifies it, so I don't mind. They also don't have flights. Ergghh! They're really testing me. But nevertheless, I prefer to enjoy one beer than to tease 4 mini cups, I'm loyal like that FAVORITES.. An IPA? You guessed it!! WRONG. Surprisingly, my favorite beer was the MICHELLE, a dark Belgian sour! Wow, trust me, I was more shocked than you are after reading all this. This beer was delicious, it was slightly sour but also balanced with a dark malt and medium body, so drinkable. I still enjoy my IPAs but Michelle was a nice respite ;D Half Stack is a great easy-going IPA. my go-to Softly Spoken Spells, Bon Bon, and Full Stack are heavy hitter HOPS ~8.5 abv Eric More Cowbell! Chocolate Milk Stout is the greatest SNL reference in a beer and possibly the best SNL sketch ever so.. yea. Coffeee, heavy body, little cloying, sticky An IPA focused brewery that dabbles in other styles as well, is also a FUN brewery with board games galore: jenga, cards for humanity, etc. Plenty of bar snakes like pretzels and jerky to keep you and your friends' munchies satisfied! read more
Singlecut has been dispersing their brews to a couple of my favorite bars, and I've usually enjoyed their collection of IPAs. Never visited due to the extremely inconvenient location, but had time to spare early Friday afternoon. Just a little after opening and plenty of people inside this giant taproom. Lots of table space, outdoor seating, and even what looks to be a stage up on the second floor. Looking at the tap list, many of their favorites are on the menu, but wanted to try something different. Ordered the KT-66 - an imperial lager that drinkable yet with some bite. Also got the "Does Anybody Remember Laughter?" - a balanced bitter that's better to sip on. To compliment the drinks, Salt & Bone was doling out some grub, so had their Nachos ($12) - a warm pile of chips with brisket, jalapenos, beans, and pico de gallo. Very satiating after a few brews. Again, the space is great - games to the side and efficient bartenders. If willing to trek over here, well worth the effort. read more
We came here last night for my boyfriends birthday. It was freezing out but thankfully it wasn't that far of a walk from his apartment. We had a group of about 12 people. We played games, ate some pretzels and all had a beer or 2. A couple happened to get up when we walked in so we had a long table and plenty of seating! The cheddar pretzels were sooo good! I would definitely recommend them. They had other food as well but we only had the pretzels. They also had a live band playing. They started playing around 9pm. They have cards against humanity, uno, connect four among a bunch of other games. For drinks I tried the Pilsner and the hard cider. The cider was good and had a pretty strong apple taste to it. I would recommend it to anyone who wants a switch from beer. The pilsner was also good. My friend ordered a pale ale and I'm not sure if they gave her the right one cause it was pretty dark but she drank it anyway. I would definitely come back here and enjoy a beer and pretzel any day! read more
8 years ago
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Spencer M.
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Prepare yourself for some awesomeness Astoria. We have been INCREDIBLY blessed to have a microbrewery in our own town, and in a walk able distance from the N/Q Ditmars stop. I visited on a Saturday during taproom hours and I'm so happy to see that it was busy and the beer was flowing. You can buy flights, 32/64 oz growlers, tasting glasses, and pints. The place is small but the taproom could fit about 50 people in there very comfortably. They were giving tours of the brewery while we were there, but there isn't much to see. I would describe the beers as more hoppy (bitter) in general and the while lager as being my favorite of the 4 they had on tap that day. You can' t buy bottles yet, and maybe not for a while. So BRING A GROWLER and have it filled there. There is plenty of parking around the building so don't worry about having to carry it back if you have a car. The staff were really friendly, and the place is well kept. The taproom is pretty much directly connected with the brewing operations, so the place should be spotless anyways. And the bathrooms were nice and clean too. I can't wait to see Singlecut everywhere in Queens and NYC! Nice job guys! read more
Solid brewery that competes with the best of them! Lots of focus on high abv styles. My wife and I tried a couple different imperial stouts, and plenty of IPA/Double IPAs. Standouts were Heavy Boots of Lead Imperial Stout, Cold Fire Double IPA, and Workers Go Home Double IPA (not listed on the printed menu. 5oz samples were $2/$3 each, which is insanely competitive as far as pricing goes. I was recently at another brewery (Trillium) and saw a similar style Imperial IPA going for $14 for a 10 oz! Vibe is pretty close knit and chill, great music, plenty of games. Only complaint would the heat was blasting to the point wear it was uncomfortably warm even in a T shirt. read more
11 years ago
Who knew Astoria even had a brewery? I sure didn't. Not until a good friend invited me to see The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion perform here a few Saturdays ago! Its easy to find parking if you're driving, but there was a line and a 15-minute wait to get in by the time we arrived at 9pm since the max capacity was already filled. Obviously it's not always this packed on a regular night, but there was barely any room to move inside when we entered. You really had to push through the crowd to get anywhere. Service left more to be desired - I understand that I'm a very petite individual and sometimes it's hard to see me when everyone else is a tall, broad, bearded man. But there were three bartenders working that night, all of whom ignored me for 20 mins during the show while I'm literally standing right there while they served everyone else around me who arrived after. The bar only has room to fit about 10 people at a time, so there was no excuse. At least the beer was good and fairly priced, I particularly liked their Bon Bon IPA. read more
13 years ago
If you are in the neighborhood, on wheels and like beer, then definitely stop by Singlecut to check them out. At the tap room, they don't have table service so drag your rear up to the bar and get your drinks there. Singlecut's sampler is at $10 a pop for 5 tastings. Sadly, on a hot day in a non air conditioned space, by the time you taste the third sample on the plate all the beer's temperature have started to rise (you lose the cold easily since the volume of mass is smaller). Turns out that my favorite is the "Olympic White Lagrrr!" (I'm not a hop head). The tour at the brewery is very short and free, check out the website for the schedule. The tour guide did a good job explaining the process and welcomed any questions. At the moment they distribute through bars and don't have bottles. If you wish to take some home, they have growlers. After visiting a couple of times, I can see why some folks like this place, while others' impression are lukewarm. I say come for a visit, give them a try, support a local microbrewery and you might catch a jazz band playing some soft tunes while you are at it. 3.25 stars read more
11 years ago
What a hidden gem in Astoria! I came here with a group of friends on a Saturday afternoon and this place was so full of life. I loved the open concept and how chill the place was with the old school music and a large selection of board games. They also have a wide variety of tables, catering to both large and small groups. Our group of 8 pax had no problems fitting on a long table without having to squeeze or add extra chairs. I also remember thinking to myself that this place did a great job with sound-proofing considering that even though it was so crowded, it was not unbearably noisy ;) Our table as a whole tried the entire selection of beers they had that day, which I believe was about 10. The beers were not bad, although my only gripe is that most of the beers were IPAs (which I'm not a huge fan of). I'm not sure if we just happened to go on IPA day or something, but I wish they had a wider selection because the beers all started to taste the same after a while. We also tried the spinach & mozzarella empanadas and the truffle cheddar soft pretzel (comes with warm beer cheese... Mmm!!) and both were really good! I would highly recommend this place for hanging out with friends away from the city, especially if you and your friends are IPA lovers. P.S. They offer a free taster of any beer you want if you check in on Yelp! read more
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Dan B.
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Food: Complimentary cape cod chips. They are currently revamping their food menu. If hunger really strikes you they encourage you to order food for delivery right to you as you enjoy your beer. Brew: I love the energy in this private hidden gem that's tucked away in Queens. I took one look at this place and fell in love instantly. They have a cool vibe with vinyl and games to play freely. A rehearsal space on site and guitars hanging over the beer. Maybe because I'm a musician I clicked right away with the place but then the beers spoke for them selves. Amazing selection of hand crafted brews that each have a personality of their own. I only had two of their brews because I personally don't like to muddle my taste buds when trying new beers. I had the FatCat Indian Pale Lager and the Full Stack IIPA. Both F@&$ing amazing personally leaning more towards the Full Stack IIPA. This IIPA is really smooth and before you get the bitterness you get hit with this amazing burst of this tropical citrus flavor on your tongue and top of your noise when you take that deep breath. It was a beautiful surprise. It's clean and crisp with a bold bitterness at the end that leaves you with a great taste on your palate. read more
5 years ago
14 years ago
Filthy hipsters not withstanding, I love this place. The beer is great!!! The staff are very knowledgable and friendly. The beer is great!!! It's only a few blocks from home and the beer is great!!! Do NOT leave without a growler of Lagrrr! read more
7 years ago
Tucked away in an interesting part of Brooklyn. Parking was easy to find which was nice. Industrial modern bar design - loved it! Delicious beers . Has a small kitchen but we didn't get any food (smelled good though). Will definitely be back - highly recommend read more
Spent Saturday afternoon hanging out at SingleCut Beersmiths. Couldn't find the sweet spot with their beers, but enjoyed the crowd and the tunes. Quality: I just couldn't find a beer I loved on the menu. I went through a good deal of Tasters including Jan, Guess Who Just Got Back Today?, Kim Cranberry, Plexi, 18-Watt, Full Stack, Softly Spoken Magic Spells, Dean, Eric! More Cowbell, There Was A Guy, and Heavy Boots of Lead. It wasn't like I didn't try. Full Stack a heartier IPA probably was my favorite, with Jan, an Alpine White Lager as my surprise second place. But the sours didn't do it for me, and neither did the darker beers. Quantity: They pour tasters in wine style glasses, which feel like more than 5oz. Value: $3 for 5oz Tasters. $6 to $8 for full Drafts. Ambiance: SingleCut Beersmiths is located in Astoria Queens. It is an odd space, not because of the warehouse style, but rather the partial second floor. The customer area is not particularly big, so it feels like it fills up easily. The bar is on the smaller side, but gets the job done. The coolest aspect is the vinyl record collection, which constantly rotates until live music arrives. Crowd: Busy, but not packed. Crowd definitely builds over the course of the day as people tend to hang out for a while. Service: The bartenders were on the ball. Knew the beer and keep the drinks flowing. Parking: Quiet area with plenty of street parking. read more
8 years ago
9 years ago
Came here yesterday to spend the afternoon. Singlecut is a classic micro brewery featuring mostly IPAs and along with a couple of stouts and a couple other stlyes as well. The brewery has a great atmosphere with barrols and casks brewing their beer all along the place. It features tall pub tables for all your friends to hang out around with different games to play while you are there. They have some classic foods including nachos, tacos, pretzels, and sausages. We got the truffle pretzel and the nachos. Both were great. The truffle pretzel had great flavor and came with a spicy mustard. The nachos came with brisket, cheese, beans, and jalapenos and were delicious. This place is great and worth checking out. It's a little out of the way especially in the winter though with a 15min walk off the subway but worth it. read more
10 years ago
12 years ago
We LOVE this place! It can be very quiet and intimate, or it can be an absolute zoo. Depends on when you go, depends on what you prefer; we're ok with either, it is New York, after all. ;) We've gone a Thursday night when there's literally a handful of people and we just wanted a few drinks, plus to fill up a few growlers (pictured below). It was nice, intimate, and relaxing. Food is pretty good, considering that they are a brewery. Beer options and prices are great, as well as their growler refill prices, about $15 for a 64oz. Also, local, or even any places that refill growlers, the tags they tie to your growler to tell you want beer they filled it with, that's the STANDARD! ;) We've gone on a Friday night where there was a live band and walked right up to the bar and took available seats, grabbed one of the many board games they had for customers (pictured below), had a ton of beers, the free chips, and had an amazing night listening to live music while playing pictionary, sorry, and operation. And we've been there in the warmer months when it's been really busy and its a full house and they've had a mini-market in the back where the tanks are with local vendors selling fun foods and knick-knacks. We live a few blocks away and we love that this place is here! We've also seen the improvements that have been made in the almost 2 years they've been open. We hope this place stays around for a while, and hope that this place stays a bit of a secret just to Astorians so it doesn't get too overcrowded for us! ;) read more
I really enjoyed the beers at SingleCut. I really did not enjoy the commute to SingleCut from Downtown. Anyways, not the brewery's fault. Once I finally arrived, I had the Are You Ready Steve? and the Weird & Gilly. Both of these beers were flavorful, citrusy, and not overly hoppy. If my checked luggage weren't so close to 50 pounds, I would've definitely bought cans of each to bring back with me to the West Coast. If you can endure the trip, SingleCut's beers are definitely top-notch and some of the best in the City. read more
12 years ago
This place is great. 1st the people and atmosphere are cool. 2nd no service required, you get up & get your desired beer. 3rd is right next to where I live. How convenient Huh? I couldn't take the tour they gave since I was already wasted but I'm sure next time I will. read more
I've visited a few breweries and single cut is the most cozy intimate and family like feel of them all. I don't know if it's the board games or the friendliness of the staff but it's surely a great spot to hang. My wife and I visited on a Sunday afternoon for the first time and we hand a great experience. Small groups of friends everywhere drinking planing board games and having a good time. You are literally right in the center of the brewery all of the beer making machines are a steps away giving you the behind the scene feel. Also tucked away in the corner are snacks to munch on in case you get a bit hungry. read more
Great for beer lovers! Try a beer flight that comes with 5 different beers for only $10! That's an unbeatable price. Also an extra one with a Yelp check-in. This place is great to come with some competitive friends because they have a variety of board games! Beware: you make come in as friends and leave as enemies if someone loses the game. Just kidding! Always be a good sport :) read more
7 years ago
Some of the best beer I have had in a long time. Great environment, they play music that is all vinyl. The beer is as fresh as it can be. read more
11 years ago
Such a cool spot! Great hours, great beers, great staff. On Saturdays and Sundays there are free brewery tours at 3 and 4 pm which take about 30-40 minutes. The brewery is small but makes it that much more of a gem for a local spot with fantastic beers. About a year ago I was looking for bars with board games and when I came here I was excited to see a bunch of games you can borrow and play while you sip on drafts and flights of beers crafted in house. I also noticed a band set in the loft area and the bartender said they have live music on most Friday nights in the summer. I can't wait to check that out! Bonus points for the free 5 oz beer on yelp check in :) read more
I love beer. Not the Coors Light / Bud / Miller kind, and definitely not the Michelob Ultra kind. I don't want a beer that tastes like they took a used pint glass and filled it up with water; I like stouts and porters - beers that have distinct flavors. If you're the same way, then you'll probably like Singlecut Beersmiths. With that said, this isn't a "date night" kind of place unless your date is really into beer. So basically, if you're taking me out on a date (ladies - don't fight, just add yourself to the online queue and wait for your turn) this is an awesome idea. If it's someone else (in that getting-to-know-you stage, possibly finding out oh-you-don't-like-beer? stage), probably not so awesome. We came here late Saturday night (10:30 PM IS late for a 63 year old...oh wait, I'm 36) looking for something to eat as well as drink, so let me warn you: don't come here hungry! Especially late. By the time we got there, they were out of steak and mushroom pies and soft pretzels, and when I went up to order another pie for us to share at shortly after 11 PM, the kitchen was closed. I will say that what we had was good (a Shepherd's Pie and a bratwurst), but each serving is a little short of an actual meal but a little bigger than just a snack. Oh and just as another point to consider: I've listed half their menu. It is a limited offering, so you better be in the mood for what they've got. But on to the beer. Singlecut makes the beer the star of the show, as it should be. If I had to rank the ones I had: 1. "Eric" More Cowbell: Milk Stout - I'm a fan of stouts, and this one was my fave. Definitely has some coffee taste to it. T2 "Rory" Pale Ale and "Billy" Half Stack IPA: very similar in taste, both being citrus-y. 4. "Dean" PNW Mahogany Ale: the toffee accents came through. Enjoyable 5. "Jan" Olympic White Lagrrr!: My least favorite, and the only one I probaby wouldn't order again. A little bland in comparison to the others. Of course, at $10 for a flight of five, 5 oz servings, it is quite reasonable to try multiple offerings. And when you move on to a pint, some are as low as $5...not bad at all! read more
7 years ago
Staff is very friendly. Saw a few families so I assume very family friendly. Great craft ipa beers. read more
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19-33 37th St
Astoria, NY 11105
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