Autumn Brew Review is mentioned at The View From Mrs. Sundberg’s Window, a blog over at the Prairie Home Companion website. Judging by her post, Mrs. Sundberg owes The Minnesota Craft Brewer’s Guild a few bucks, or, at the very least, some blueberry streusel bars.
Now who brought the beer that tasted “a bit like green apples and butter with a hint of rotten egg”?
It’s official, Bandana Brewery is no longer a brewpub. The beer that was once brewed on site is gone.
For Immediate Release
Author and historian Maureen Ogle will discuss her book “Ambitious Brew†on October 27 at 2:00 p.m. at the University of Minnesota Bookstore.
Who: Author Maureen Ogle
What: Discussion and book signing
When: October 27 at 2:00 p.m.
Where: University of Minnesota Bookstore 300 Washington Ave. S.E. Minneapolis
Contact: Kari Erpenbach, University of Minnesota Bookstore (612) 625-6564
MINNEAPOLIS—(September 26, 2006)—Maureen Ogle, author and historian, will discuss her book “Ambitious Brew: The Story of American Beer†on October 27 at 2:00 p.m. at the University of Minnesota Bookstore at Coffman Memorial Union, 300 Washington Ave. S.E. Minneapolis.
Ogle recounts the exciting and adventurous history of the founding fathers of American beer and their path to becoming corporate giants. From humble beginnings, Ogle shows how German immigrants with a knack for business and a fond nostalgia for their “beirgartens†persevered through temperance, Prohibition, and anti-German sentiments to make beer America’s national drink. “Ambitious Brew†examines how the impact of marketing innovations, advertising and packaging set the stage for the emergence of new microbrews and the next step in American beer enterprise.
Ogle will sign copies of her book following the discussion. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, or to order a signed copy visit www.bookstore.umn.edu/genref/authors.html.
Once again, Fitger’s comes to the table with more great beer, this time around it’s their Apostle Apple Ale. Let me just say that it is indeed tasty.
Greetings,
This week at the Brewhouse we released (today) Apostle Apple Ale. We get the first pressings from the apple harvest in Bayfield, WI, infuse this elixir into a malty golden lager and age to perfection.This is our first offical fall release usually followed by Devils Track Pumpkin Ale.
I’m getting alot of questions on the release date of our pumpkin ale. Mark your calendars for Thursday October 26th. Pumpkin will arrive on that day.Thanks for your support,
The Brewhouse Gang
Petunia’s Pumpkin Ale returns to Minneapolis Town Hall on Monday, October 16th, with $2 pints from 5-6. Just in case you didn’t catch the handy italicized notation, the release is on Monday, not Wednesday.
Hey All,
We’ve got some new things happening you should be aware of. We will now be having our beer releases on Monday eve, same deal still just $2 from 5-6pm on featured beer…Next up-
Petunia’s Pumpkin Ale – our popular pumpkin ale marks the time of 1 year since our “Benefit for Jeannie.” Many of you have inquired about her health and this is a great time to announce that she has been in remission for about a year and is doing very well. Can’t wait to tell you the same thing next October!We will release the Pumpkin Ale MONDAY 10/16 5-6pm, $2 pints.
Also, for those of you that are bummed because Wednesday worked with your schedule so well…we didn’t forget about you! Each and every Wednesday we will have u-pick ‘um pints of our beer for $2 from 5-6pm just like before. All of our beer – $2 pints 5-6pm (cask beer not included). How bout that?
Wednesday (insert clever name here) Town Hall 5-6 pm $2 beers across the board.