Harriet is one of the newcomers to the rapidly expanding Minneapolis beer community. Like so many others they began their journey in a garage with dreams of making it big. In 2011 Harriet Brewing opened its doors and made a big splash with their flagship West Side Belgian-Style IPA. We feel a special kinship toward Harriet Brewing as several of...

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Fulton is one of the newest breweries to the Minneapolis scene. While they have been selling their product for a while, they just recently opened a new brewery complete with a public tap room near Target Field in downtown Minneapolis. The guys from Fulton have been shopping here for years, and we like to think we contributed in some small way to...

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Mead was probably the first alcoholic beverage known on this planet. Known as the drink of the gods, Sweet meads have a sweeter body and finish. Sparkling sweet mead is a nice alternative to Spumante Mead, is easy to brew and definitely worth the 4 to 12 month wait. Your patience is rewarded with a beverage ranging from 10-15% in alcohol conten...

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This Northern English recipe has mild hop bitterness, flavor and aroma. Our ingredients for this recipe include 3.3 lb. Munich Malt Extract, 4 lb. Domestic 2-Row, 8 oz. Carapils, 4 oz. Chocolate malt, 4 oz. Caramel 60L, 1 oz. Perle, 1 oz. Fuggle pellet hops, priming sugar, and yeast.

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Born in the USA, this style of beer has caramel like maltiness, strong hop flavor and is copper in color. Our ingredients for this recipe include 3.3 lb. of Light Malt Extract, 3.5 lb. American 2-row malt, 8 oz. Carapils, 8 oz. Caramel 40L, 1 oz. Chinook, 2 oz. Cascade pellet hops, priming sugar, and yeast.

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The specialty grains of this recipe result in a slightly sweet, red-colored beer. Our ingredients for this recipe include 3.3 lb. of Light Malt Extract, 3.5 lb. American 2-row malt, 8 oz. Aromatic, 8 oz. Caramel 80L, 2 oz. Tettnang pellet hops, priming sugar, and yeast.

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Pale in color with a light body, this wheat beer has traditional hop flavor and aroma. Our ingredients for this recipe include 3.3 lb. of Wheat Malt Extract, 2 lb. American 2-row malt, 1.5 lb. Wheat malt, 8 oz. Munich 10L, 2 oz. Hallertau pellet hops, priming sugar, and yeast.

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This American Pale Ale is well hopped, full bodied, and bronze in color. Our ingredients for this recipe include 3.3lb. of Light Malt Extract, 4 lb. American 2-row malt, 8 oz. Carapils, 8 oz. Caramel 10L, 3 oz. Cascade pellet, priming sugar, and yeast.

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This Belgian Dubbel has a beautiful dark amber color and a rich malty flavor profile. The amber candi sugar adds color and alcohol, and smoothens the brew. This brew improves greatly with age, up to 3 years. Our ingredients for this recipe include 6 lb. Belgian Pils malt, 3.3 lb. Light Malt Extract, 1/4 lb. Aromatic, 1/4 lb. Biscuit, 1 lb. Light...

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Mildly hopped with a light body, this brew tastes great any day of the week. Our ingredients for this recipe include 3 lb. of Extra Light Dried Malt Extract, 3 lb. American 2-row, 8 oz. Munich 10L, 1.5 oz. Hallertau pellet hops, muslin bag, priming sugar, and yeast.

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This golden colored lager is the pride of Europe. The highly recommended Wyeast yeast strain imparts classic lager taste. Our ingredients for this recipe include 3 lb. of Extra light Dried Malt Extract, 3.5 lb. German Pilsner malt, 8 oz. Munich 10L, 8 oz. Carapils, 3 Saaz pellet hops, priming sugar, and yeast.

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