BEER

[Chronoburn]

Pretty much all the local brews. Particularly higher IBU IPAs.

Minneapolis has a pretty good craft beer scene.

[Tameth]

Originally Posted by Chronoburn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Pretty much all the local brews. Particularly higher IBU IPAs.

Minneapolis has a pretty good craft beer scene.

I'm a fan of Surly for big, hard hitting, often offensive IPAs. I prefer Fulton however, especially with it's proximity to Target Field.

Originally Posted by El Camacho [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Bells: Kalamzoo Stout

As someone else said, there are just to many shit beers out there. There just are not enough skilled brewers to occupy all the micro breweries that are trying to get into the market.

I mentioned the Kalamazoo Stout, are you saying this is a shit beer or the work of "skilled brewers" ?

Originally Posted by Genedin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I don't like any of those. Too weak in flavor and abv.

you keep naming main stream stouts like they are something special

if coors made a stout i bet it would make the list lol

you truly are special. stick with Boone's Farm

[Chronoburn]

Originally Posted by Tameth [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I'm a fan of Surly for big, hard hitting, often offensive IPAs. I prefer Fulton however, especially with it's proximity to Target Field.

Surly & Summit are probably my favorite bigger micro breweries, if that makes any sense. But Indeed Brewing in North East and Tin Whiskers in St. Paul deserve mention as well.

[Tameth]

Originally Posted by Chronoburn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Surly & Summit are probably my favorite bigger micro breweries, if that makes any sense. But Indeed Brewing in North East and Tin Whiskers in St. Paul deserve mention as well.

Summit is the tourist trap [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] some good stuff tho.