Heat stroke has struck us. Now in the cooler are four varieties of our all-grain beer in Growlers, so come on down & grab them while you can.
Helles Bock – a light colored full flavored session lager from Munich
Black Bavarian – black, smooth, and chocolate goodness
Bitter Electrician – traditional British style IPA with a true bite to it
Bavarian Hefeweizen – cloudy, pale, and redolent with the aromas of banana & clove.
I hope you have four growlers, because you’ll want them all. Remember, we do accept old Surly growler (up to two per customer) in exchange for ours.
Author: Kris
Tuesday Growlers
Well, you’ve made it through Monday and by the time growler sales start this afternoon at Flat Earth, you’ll be nearly halfway through the week.
Tonight’s selections:
Belgian Pale Ale
Black Helicopter Coffee Stout
Element 115 Lager
Unfiltered 115
Hep Cat Ale (in case you didn’t make it to the Twin Cities Jazz Fest over the weekend, here’s your opportunity to try this Blond Ale)
Northwest Passage IPA
Sunburst Apricot Ale
Indulge Winners
Congrats to Lift Bridge for taking the Best Beer title at last Saturday’s Indulge event with their newest brew, Minnesota Tan! For those that haven’t tried it yet, it’s made with lingonberries and is a refreshing treat for the warm (ok, HOT) weather that is now upon us.
Keeping the honors within the state were John Henry from Cold Spring and Scotch Ale from Brau Brothers who tied for second.
Reading Material
Summer’s here and according to quite a few publications, we’re supposed to have more time for reading. If those lists have left you wanting, maybe Randy Mosher’s new book “Tasting Beer: An Insider’s Guide to the World’s Greatest Drink” will do it for you. The book highlights some of our homegrown favorites.
Flat Earth
Steam Beer – Element 115
Schell
Traditional Lager – Firebrick
Old School – Lager
Alt – Schmaltz
Summit
IPA – IPA
Czech Lager – Pilsner
Marzen – Oktoberfest
Surly
American Brown – Bender
Thanks to Jeff over at Flat Earth for bringing this to my attention!
Cask Night at Great Waters
If you didn’t make it to Great Waters for their last cask night, you’re in luck! They’ll be ushering out the month of June with five cask beers available. Plus, prizes from Great Waters, The Onion and Decider Twin Cities. Information on the casks will be posted as it becomes available.
6/24 Update:
5 Cask Beers pumped from 5 Beer Engines
Rye pa w/chinook hop “tea”
Great waters’ house ale
Brown trout brown ale
New centurian mild ale
Oak aged blackwatch oat stout
Rotating $2.50 Specials on Cask Beer
Open Brewhouse with Bob & Joel talking beer