The fine folks at MNBeer.com have beer on the brain and thus we will remind you one last time that Autumn Brew Review is tomorrow! Tickets are available at the gate. Beer… music… and a chance to hang out with us and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of other beer fans. Say hello and I’ll hook you up with MNBeer stickers… or “buy” you a beer. We’ll see you tomorrow!
You remember that song – the one with the tall bald guy jumping around and talking about hops burning, don’t you?! Eh, hops, beds, whatever. In any case, CNN reports that 4% of US hop crop has burned. Yikes!
St. Paul Oktoberfest takes place October 14th from noon to 11pm on Rice Street between Rose and Geranium.
Local and area residents will have an opportunity to experience German culture on Saturday, October 14 at the 6th annual Saint Paul Oktoberfest.
The family-oriented festivities are from noon until 11:00 p.m. on Rice Street between Rose and Geranium Avenues on the north end of Saint Paul.
Admission to the event is free. Three well known German bands—Craig Ebel & DyVersaCo, Jolly Huntsman and the Bavarian Musikmeisters—will perform at various times throughout the event in addition to other entertainment.
See website for more details.
Lake Superior will be holding a product release party/Oktoberfest at the brewery on Saturday, September 30th. This includes
$3 pints, food, fun, a bonfire, games and good people.
If you’re in Duluth or aching to take a road trip to a beautiful part of Minnesota, perhaps today is the day to visit Lake Superior Brewing Co. (2711 West Superior Street, Duluth)
On a related note, growlers of Lake Superior’s beer are now available for your drinking pleasure. Enjoy!
Autumn Brew Review is coming quickly, my friends. In all of the excitement, it appears as if our friends at the Brewer’s Guild have forgotten a brewery. Schmaltz Brewing Company, makers of He’brew, The Chosen Beer, will be joining the festivities. I’ve only tasted two of their beers (Lenny’s Bittersweet R.I.P.A. and Jewbilation), but they were both wonderful.