On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I visited Dave Long at Paddlefish Brewing in St. Peter, Minnesota. Situated right on the main drag in a cute downtown St. Peter, Paddlefish offers a nice selection of beers in a welcoming and fun craft beer environment. I strongly suggest you go down for a visit so you can see the taproom’s charm for yourself.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I head down to New Ulm, Minnesota, to Black Frost Distilling to chat with co-founder, Jace Marti. Jace shared the story of how he transitioned from being part of his family’s brewery, Schell’s Brewery, to starting his own distillery. He also talked a lot about how Black Frost uses all Minnesota-grown ingredients in their spirits, which is quite unique.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I head down to New Ulm, Minnesota, to Schell’s Brewery to chat with Kyle Marti, Vice President of Schell’s. I had an unforgettable time chatting with Kyle about the history of Schell’s Brewery, the amazing events that happen there, and how Schell’s fits into the Minnesota craft beer puzzle. I cannot thank Kyle and the staff at Schell’s for their generous hospitality. This is a fantastic interview.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I head down to Rochester, Minnesota, to Little Thistle Brewing for a fantastic beer chat with co-owner, Steve Finnie, and head brewer, Niko Tonks. This has been a long time in the making and the quality and breadth of the conversation does not disappoint.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I head over to 56 Brewing where I am joined by Lindsey Darling and Bob Galligan from the Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild to talk about the upcoming Autumn Brew Review. This is the oldest running craft beer festival and it will take place on Saturday, October 11th at Boom Island Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I stopped by Broken Clock Brewing Cooperative to hear the tale of how Broken Clock brewed a beer for Farm Aid, a fundraiser that has been going since 1985 and showcases epic music for a good cause. The beer is called Fam, and it is a hoppy lager. It was brewed with a special hop from West Coast Hop Breeding and malt from Two Track Malting. I loved the conversation I had with Jeremy and Shaun from Broken Clock and Eric Sannerud from West Coast Hop Breeding and President of Sannerud Hop Consulting.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I stopped by Broken Clock Brewing Cooperative to record a recap of the All Pints North weekend with Courtney, who hosts The Brewery Adventure podcast. Courtney experienced her first All Pints North and thought that the Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild did a fabulous job planning a fantastic craft beer festival in Duluth. We chat about our brewery stops at Three-Twenty Brewing, Bent Paddle Brewing, Ursa Minor Brewing, Hoops Brewing, and The Cedar Lounge. We packed in a lot over that weekend and are excited to rehash it for you.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I sat down with Chip Walton, one of the creators and hosts of Chop & Brew, and Digital Content Producer for RahrBSG at BlackStack Brewing to chat all about homebrew and how Chop & Brew came to be. We had a great time and Chip shares some incredible insights about the homebrew industry and where it is headed. Cheers!
This episode is proudly sponsored by Northbound Smokehouse & Brewpub, a South Minneapolis craft beer spot that has amazing eats, well-crafted beer and cocktails, and a vibe that will make you want to become a regular.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I sat down with Nicole Collins-Kwong, Certified Wine Educator and owner of My Wine Truth. She is an engaging and intelligent wine guru who is going to help take the intimidation factor out of shopping for the perfect bottle of wine for every occasion. We recorded this at Thomas Liquors in Saint Paul, Minnesota. This has been a family-owned, multi-generational neighborhood staple for decades. While their selection of wine is well-curated and robust, they also have fantastic selections of wine and spirits.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I ventured up to Klockow Brewing Company to chat with Andy and Tasha Klockow. We talked about the craft beer culture of Grand Rapids, all the fun beers on tap, as well as how they have become a beacon of hospitality and community for Grand Rapids. I cannot say enough good things about my time there. I highly suggest you make a visit of your own to Klockow Brewing.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Lupulin Brewing Company, a craft beer destination in Big Lake, Minnesota. Their award-winning beers and amazing staff are a fantastic representation of what makes craft beer in Minnesota so special.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I got together with Jess Talley, Lindsay Darling, and Amanda Agamaite at Broken Clock Brewing Cooperative to talk about All Pints North, a craft beer festival put on by the Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild. Learning about all the different logistical elements that go into putting on a beer festival in Duluth, Minnesota, is an absolute marvel. Get your tickets to All Pints here.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Unmapped Brewing Company. Unmapped is a community focal point in the Glen Lake neighborhood in Minnetonka, Minnesota. Their beers are sensational and provide something for every person’s taste. They also have a wide variety of seltzers and THC drinks should you prefer something different. Their Base Camp Coffee shop also has tremendous coffee drinks for when you just want a nice way to wake up and start your day.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I visit Gambit Brewing in lowertown Saint Paul. They have created quite a spot when it comes to quality beers and a welcoming environment. While the parking is a challenge, while the name suggests it might be risky to visit, I assure you that the beer, food, and vibes are a sure-thing if you enjoy a quality craft beer experience.
This episode is proudly sponsored by 56 Brewing Company. Whether you are looking for a place to bring the dog, some great trivia, or various local markets, 56 Brewing has got you covered. Their beers are on-point, and their variety seltzers and THC drinks are really delicious. So next time you are in Northeast Minneapolis, make sure to stop in and tell them A One Pint Stand sent you!
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I stop by Padraigs Brewing in Northeast Minneapolis. I sit down with Pat Carey (Co-founder) and Dan Pund (Head Brewer) to talk about beer, what it means to be Irish and UK-inspired, and how they see Padraigs filling a huge void in the Minnesota craft beer scene when it comes to Irish and UK beers.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Wandering Leaf Brewing Company. Wandering Leaf Brewing is a great place to bring the family, friends, or just the doggo and relax in a lush and relaxing taproom while you enjoy a great variety of craft beer styles.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I recorded a live show down in Hastings, Minnesota, at Spiral Brewery to help them celebrate their 7th anniversary. I moderated a panel of talented and fantastic women in the local craft beer industry and they shared their perspectives as owners and/or head brewers. It was great to have Jen Fox and Ann Fahy-Gust, who both are owners of their respective breweries (Spiral Brewery and South By Southeast Brewing) as well as Morgan Smith, the head brewer at Spiral Brewery.
This episode is proudly sponsored by First Draft Tap Solutions.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I visit Unmapped Brewing in Minnetonka, Minnesota to chat with Co-Owner Derek Allmendinger and Director of Sales Harry Leadbetter. We talk about Derek’s transition from Head Brewer to Co-Owner, how the landscape in craft beer continues to change and what that means for both taproom and distribution sales. After listening, there will be no question about why the local community surrounding Unmapped Brewing loves and supports them so fiercely. We also toast Falling Knife Brewing’s Tom Berg, a magnificent human who left us far too soon and has left an unfillable void in the craft beer community.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Lupulin Brewing in Big Lake, Minnesota. Make sure you make plans to go up and help them celebrate their 10th anniversary at the end of the month because they are a fantastic craft brewery.
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On this episode, I visit Shakopee Brewhall in Shakopee, Minnesota, to chat with Ben Salyards (head brewer) and Maddie Sullwold (Event and Marketing Manager). I had a great time chatting about how Maddie thoughtfully puts together dynamic programming to create a third space for the Shakopee locals. Ben, being a veteran of the Minnesota craft beer industry, is always great to chat with because of his thoughtful and measured perspective on all things craft beer.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Arbeiter Brewing, a fantastic brewery serving great beer made and poured by wonderful people.
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This episode of A One Pint Stand is the live recording in front of our studio audience for the show on beer history that we recorded at Forgotten Star Brewing on Friday, March 2st. My guests for the evening were Doug Hoverson, the author of Land of Amber Waters:The History of brewing in MN, Bill Lindeke, the co-author of Closing Time: Saloons, Taverns, Dives, and Watering Holes in the Twin Cities, and Chris German, a regional sales manager for RahrBSG.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Wandering Leaf Brewing Company in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I sit down with Josh Denny and Jessi Storms up at Heavy Rotation Brewing to talk about how to plan an international beercation. They visited some fantastic beer cities on their 17-day journey-Amsterdam, Cologne, Prague, and Pilzen. They share tips, logistics, and stories about their journey and it is a fantastic beer converstion.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Bumbling Fools Mead. Check them out in Northeast Minneapolis for some fantastic meads for every palate.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I met up with Emmett Swartout, the Owner and Head Brewer of Boathouse Brothers Brewing in Prior Lake, Minnesota. Emmett spent countless summers in his family's boathouse on a lake in northern Minnesota and has tons of experience working in the hospitality industry. Boathouse Brothers Brewing is an extension of his sense of welcoming people into a great community.
If you are looking for tickets to the live show on Friday, March 21st at Forgotten Star Brewing here is the link to the Eventbrite.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Bumbling Fools Mead in Northeast Minneapolis. They have a mead for every palate and their cozy and welcoming mead hall is a great place to hang out and make friends.
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On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I sat down with the fine folks at Lupulin Brewing to talk about their 9th Annual Big Beer Week. This celebration of big beers will take place from Sunday, March 2nd through Sunday, March 9th in their taproom. Enjoy 56 different beers as you drink your way to the epic and sought after 8-day t-shirt!
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