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Once upon a time… Back in 1985, a Dragon and an Angel visited me in a dream. The Dragon was swirling around the Angel, protecting Her, and blowing fire, turning white clouds into pink and red ones. The Angel then instructed: "Tuan, your destiny is to become a great brewer." The Dragon symbolizes the Emperor and the Angel symbolizes the Queen. It was such a powerful dream that I awoke and scripted the image on a napkin on my desk and it embraces my beer logo. To fulfill that vision, I began my journey in search of the finest brewers in the land. I found Sierra Nevada Brewery in Chico, California, and there... there, America's first Asian beer, Cháu Tiên® Pale Ale was born and brewed until the end of 1987. From 1988 to 1998 Cháu Tiên® was brewed in Modesto, California and Dubuque, Iowa. Since 1999, Cháu Tiên® has been brewed at Santa Clara County and Mendocino County regional California breweries. Tuan is seeking upwards of $50 million to build/acquire his own brewery and distribute his beer worldwide. The adventure continues…
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Tuan Cháu Tiên, Founder/Brewer "I would hardly expect a Vietnamese restaurant to discover the best American beer I've ever tasted…it's called Cháu Tiên®…remarkably smooth and rich, without a hint of bitterness." 
US Federal Registered Trademark "It will [Andy Nguyen's Restaurant], however, provide you with a welcome opportunity to order another Con Rông Cháu Tiên®, a bright, rich, hoppy, and intensely fruity ale…its intricate gold-on-black label, its vibrant aroma and dense, sweetish flavor - in reviewing my notes, I was surprised at how often I referred to the beer's superb, unflagging flavors." "Cháu Tiên® is a wonderful beer, a classic dinner brew with a fruity, drinkable characteristic. I believe Cháu Tiên® would work poetically with Oriental and Indian cuisine as well." 
"For all you do, this Cháu Tiên® is for you!" "Cháu Tiên® is one of the world's best beers and it is made by one of the most talented microbreweries in the world." 
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"There's nothing like that first taste of beer." - John Steinbeck