Revolution Brewing

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I love the words “newly opened brewery”. If you are in the Chicago area look up this Goose Island alum.

Here is their beer list…
Cross of Gold
An american blonde ale that redefines the style with bursts of fruity aroma and a dry finish.

Iron Fist Pale Ale
An amber pale ale dry hopped with a blend of American hops.

Workingman Mild Ale
Drinkable brown session beer with a nutty, toffee flavor. Served lightly carbonated from a traditional Brittish handpump.

Bottom Up White Ale
Light, refreshing wheat beer spiced with coriander and orange peel

Flat Earth Brewing

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As someone who is called upon for where to get beer when traveling, I have amassed a collection of out of the way gems to pass on to people. And it looks like I found one in Minnesota.

Check out their missiong statement…
We’re an organization of highly intelligent beings, ever suspicious of the status-quo. As the Twin Cities’ newest micro-brewery, we’re on a mission to provide the finest craft beers worth talking about.

Enjoy Flat Earth and join the movement against the reign of watered-down domestics.

Here is a beer list for you…
Standards
Angry Planet Pale Ale
Belgian-Style Pale Ale
Cygnus X-1 Porter
Element 115 Lager

Specials
Bermuda Triangle Triple
Black Helicopter Coffee Stout
Extra Medium
Northwest Passage IPA
Ovni Ale
Rode Haring Flanders Red Ale
Winter Warlock

IPA + Indian food

I have not seen this idea before (doesn’t mean it hasn’t been done) but it is brilliant!
If you are in the most NW part of Oregon then you should try it.

Indian Food and IPAs
Reservations are required. $55 will buy you five courses of food with beer to match each course; this price includes gratuity. A $5 discount per person will apply when you buy 2 or more tickets. Stop in or Call 503-325-PINT to make your reservation today!
When

Wed Jan 13 6pm – 9pm Pacific Time
Where
1483 Duane Street, Astoria, OR 97103

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Widmer Cherry Oak Dopplebock

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As I have mentioned before, I am a sucker for special reserve series beers. Plus I am already a Widmer fan. So this is right up my alley.
Cherry Oak Doppelbock is a rich ale, cold-fermented with dark sweet and red tart cherries, then conditioned on new, heavily toasted American oak. The result is a dark lustrous brew with up-front malty sweetness and cherry fruit notes completed by caramel, dark chocolate, and toasted oak undertones. The complex flavor profile balances the impressive 9% ABV and 40 IBUs.