The craft brewing community likes to lean on one word as one of its pillars: community. But high profile incidents of racism and industry data released in the past year have demonstrated that the community isn’t always diverse or inclusive. Two recent news stories from Minneapolis have exposed just how far our local beer industry … [ Read more]
Craft Beer, Represent: The importance of increasing diversity in the brewing industry
July 31, 2020 by Louis Livingston-Garcia
The Great Debate: Are Taprooms Killing Drinking Culture?
January 28, 2019 by Lauren Sauer
Can taprooms and bars coexist and both thrive? Do taprooms provide more options for drinkers or encourage more homogeneity? Is there a correlation between the growth of taprooms and the death of craft beer bars like The Muddy Pig and Ward 6? In order to get some answers, we went out drinking with two of … [ Read more]
Filed Under: Beer, Beer Page, Drink, Homepage Featured Tagged With: Bars & Restaurants, La Doña Cervercería, Minnesota Liquor Laws, Mortimers, Taprooms
Minnesota’s first Latino-inspired beer company to open its cervecería and taproom this summer
May 8, 2018 by Kate Murphy
Minnesota’s first Latino-inspired beer company will soon have a physical cervecería and taproom to call home. La Doña Cervecería founder Sergio Manancero, son of Uruguayan immigrants, former Marine, and University of Minnesota alum, has set his sights upon Minneapolis’ Harrison neighborhood to build a brewery and taproom for his company, which started producing a line of … [ Read more]
Filed Under: Beer, Beer News, Beer Page, Drink Tagged With: Doña Chela Cervecería, La Doña Cervercería, latino, Sergio Manancero