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Category: Brewery Review
Falling Knife Brewing Co. — Takin’ Some Licks and Cutting It Up in NE Minneapolis
“A falling knife has no handle” may be a strange proverb to hear outside of the kitchen, but at the newly-opened Falling Knife Brewing Co. in Northeast Minneapolis, it’s the slogan they brew, serve and live by.
22 Northmen Brewing Co.: A Fresh Take on Minnesota’s Viking Heritage
“When I stepped in, I felt like I was in that scene of Beauty and the Beast when Gaston is singing his song…and I’ve never been in a brewery like that!”
Eff Milwaukee: The First, Funkiest and Favorite Breweries We Visited
Pro tip: If you’re planning a trip someplace new, crowd source ideas.
Eff Chicago: The First, Funkiest and Favorite Breweries We Visited
It’s been a few weeks now since we made a quick beercation to Chicago, and we
Garphish Brewing: Honestly a Fresh, Christian Community (with Great Beer, Too!)
Located in little, middle-of-nowhere Bethel, MN in a building that used to host a Lutheran church, Garphish Brewing Company is serving great beer — and Jesus — to the community.
Talking Waters Brewing Co.: A Craft Beer Oasis in a MN Craft Beer Desert
TWBC may be out in a craft beer desert, but maybe some deserts aren’t so bad!
Foxhole Brewhouse: Winning in Willmar
Like my very Christian mother used to say, “It’s not what’s on the outside that matters but what’s on the inside.” She wasn’t wrong, and what’s happening inside Foxhole Brewhouse is certainly impressive!
Goat Ridge Brewing Co.: A Dam Great Place
While we always appreciate the general convenience and accessibility of “big city” breweries, there’s something special about rural community breweries. Goat Ridge Brewing Co. is no exception.
Pantown Brewing Co: Bringing History Back to Life and Great Beer to St. Cloud
Tucked away in the old Pantown neighborhood of St. Cloud, Pantown Brewing Co. brings the area’s history — and some old brewing equipment — to life again.
