But slowly, some of them are making their comeback. Two Brothers are here, and some of their formerly unavailable beers are also here. I would suggest the Cane and Ebel Rye IPA, which is a hop bomb coming in at 7% abv. It kinda has some of the same characteristics as Bell's Two Hearted, but something different, something a little, rye-ey. The $12/4 pack is a little steep, but isn't totally outta line in this hop-starved market. Southern Tier is also a great new brewery in town, producing mainly imperial, or strong, beers. An imperial pale ale, an imperial red, an imperial wheat, an imperial saison, an imper--you get the idea. They're all great, and a great beer for sharing.
Lots of good beers are arriving in Minnesota. Check 'em out.
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I noticed Two Brothers were being distributed in Minnesota when I was at Buster's last week. I think they have two of their beers in bottles. Bitter End and ?
There's quite a few of their line-up in liquor stores. I've seen the Bitter End, Ebel Weiss, Domaine DuPage and Cane and Ebel. I imagine we'll see mroe of their seasonal releases here, since Cane is just that. Their artisan beer selections look pretty intriguing as well.
Good to hear. I like Two Brothers, despite the brewery tour snub we got from them.
I was drinking TB's Dog Days Dortmunder this past weekend. Got it at the Four Firkins.
You can get the Cane and Ebel at the Muddy Pig. Somehow a six dollar pint seems more reasonable then a $12 four pack.
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