Thanks a lot to everyone who replied!
Seems like France 44, Cellar's and Winestreets are the recommended places.
Kirby
-----Original Message-----
From: Kirby Richter
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 11:20 AM
To: 'Minnesota Brewers club (mba(a)thebarn.com)'
Subject: Good places to buy beer
Hello:
I'm running out of types of craft brews to try at my local beer store in
Eden Prairie. Any suggestions of where I can go to find a good variety of
microbrews and foreign beers (UK, Germany, Belgium, Czeck) would be
appreciated. I live in Eden Prairie so something on the west side of town
would be more appropriate. I know about Surdyks and Blue Max.
Someone said there is a good place at 50th and France, is this true?
Anything else in the Edina area? I'm working by France and 494 right now.
Thanks
Kirby
>
>
> Due to increasing product liability litigation, American beer
>brewers have accepted the FDA's suggestion that the
> > following
>warning labels be placed immediately on all beer
>containers:
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may make you
> think you are whispering when you are not.
>
> WARNING:
>
> The consumption of alcohol is a major
> factor in dancing like an asshole.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may cause you
> to tell the same boring story over and over again
> until your friends want to SMASH YOUR HEAD IN !!!
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may cause you
> to thay shings like thish.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may lead you
> to believe that ex-lovers are really dying for you
> to telephone them at four in the morning.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may leave you
> wondering what the hell happened to your pants.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may make you
> think you can logically converse with other members
> of the opposite sex without spitting.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may make you
> think you have mystical Kung Fu powers, resulting
> in you getting your ass kicked.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may cause you
> to roll over in the morning and see
> something really scary (whose species and
> or name you can't remember).
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol is the leading
> cause of inexplicable rug burns on the forehead.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may create the
> illusion that you are tougher, smarter and more
> handsome than some really, really big guy named FRANZ.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may lead you
> to believe you are invisible.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may lead you
> to think people are laughing WITH you.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may cause a
> disturbance in the time-space continuum, whereby
> small (and sometimes large) gaps of time may seem to
> literally disappear.
>
> WARNING:
> The consumption of alcohol may actually
> CAUSE pregnancy.
>
>
>
> http://blackroses.textfiles.com/food/beerwarn.txt
>
>
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Hello:
I'm running out of types of craft brews to try at my local beer store in
Eden Prairie. Any suggestions of where I can go to find a good variety of
microbrews and foreign beers (UK, Germany, Belgium, Czeck) would be
appreciated. I live in Eden Prairie so something on the west side of town
would be more appropriate. I know about Surdyks and Blue Max.
Someone said there is a good place at 50th and France, is this true?
Anything else in the Edina area? I'm working by France and 494 right now.
Thanks
Kirby
Hello all,
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beverages. In addition, the Saturday session will include speakers and
panels to enlighten us on the subjects of honey, beekeeping, mead making,
cider apples, perry, etc.
Check out the web page at www.meadfest.com and plan to join us in November.
Ray Daniels
Organizer,
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Coming to Chicago November 8-9, 2002
See www.meadfest.com
and also, Real Ale Festival - 7th year Feb 26-March1, 2003
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Windustrial Supply. In Golden Valley somewhere, I believe.
>Where can I get some stainless steel valve / spicket I
>had ben t a place in Plymouth awhile back but cant
>remember where it is
>thank you
>DION FORTIER
>
>=====
>from none other than the man
>
> DION M FORTIER
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mpv(a)yuck.net
Where can I get some stainless steel valve / spicket I
had ben t a place in Plymouth awhile back but cant
remember where it is
thank you
DION FORTIER
=====
from none other than the man
DION M FORTIER
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Thanks Steve! That's reassuring.
- Al
"Steve
Fletty" To: allan.boyce(a)usbank.com
<fletty(a)tc.um cc:
n.edu> Subject: Re: Converting a Chest Freezer for lagering
08/30/2002
12:53 PM
I've been using my chest freezer off and on for several years for
lagering...haven't run into problems or heard about this before.
Although I have heard that excessive moisture buildup can cause
them to rust out...I dunno...
> I have just installed a chest freezer that I want to convert for a
lagering
> fridge. I have a Johnson Controls thermostat that I plan to use with it,
> but I have read recently that running a chest freezer at less than 32 F.
in
> that on/off manner would burn out the freezer prematurely.
>
> What is your experience? Are there other options?
>
> Thanks!
>
> - Al
>
>
>
Bob-
Thanks for the info! My thermostat is analog, I can only set it to ONE
temperature. How would your father-in-law's advice apply to that?
Thanks!
- Al
"Robert
Cromer" To: allan.boyce(a)usbank.com
<bcromer@attb cc:
i.com> Subject: Re: Converting a Chest Freezer for lagering
08/30/2002
01:47 PM
Al,
I called my father-in-law, a retired appliance repairman, and asked him.
He
says no problem. I have read that the only thing to avoid when using a
digital thermostat is to not set the temperature spread too small. i.e. do
not have the compressor turning on and off in high intervals. I use a
three
degree temperature spread on mine. Bob Cromer
----- Original Message -----
From: <allan.boyce(a)usbank.com>
To: <mba(a)thebarn.com>
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 12:27 PM
Subject: Converting a Chest Freezer for lagering
> I have just installed a chest freezer that I want to convert for a
lagering
> fridge. I have a Johnson Controls thermostat that I plan to use with it,
> but I have read recently that running a chest freezer at less than 32 F.
in
> that on/off manner would burn out the freezer prematurely.
>
> What is your experience? Are there other options?
>
> Thanks!
>
> - Al
>
>
