With legions of restaurants and bars closed or operating in a very limited capacity, demand for wholesale ingredients from local farmers has plummeted. For this reason (and others related to processing, shipping, and logistics), farmers in Minnesota and beyond are struggling to find markets for their products, many of which come from livestock and seeds … [ Read more]
8 Twin Cities Metro Area Destinations Worthy of an Afternoon Bike Ride
July 1, 2020 by
Minneapolis (and St. Paul, if not by name then by dint of proximity and association) often comes out on top of lists of the most bike-friendly cities in America. Great bike lane and bike path infrastructure, relatively flat terrain, and a general ease of access to necessities by bicycle contribute to routinely high rankings … [ Read more]
Minnesota Breweries and Distilleries Cautious, Optimistic about June 1 Reopening Plans
May 22, 2020 by
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’ plans for the phased reopening of bars, restaurants, and places of “public accommodation” announced on May 20 is being met with mixed feelings by the state’s brewery and distillery owners. Starting on June 1, the state will enter into Phase 2 of its four-phase approach which aims to contain the spread … [ Read more]
Drink up Black Friday with these special beer releases
November 27, 2019 by
Concerned citizens, fear not: we’ve compiled a list of alternatives to throwing elbows in a department-store-turned-hotbed-of-anarchy during the wee hours of the morning this Black Friday. Sleep in, avoid the consumerism-fueled chaos, and have a beer while you’re at it! This list is just a taste of the beer releases happening across the state this … [ Read more]
