16 Dec
2002
16 Dec
'02
8:50 a.m.
One guess is that the bar is area is too small, and
that is probably where they make the best money? Or
Bill wants to put everything into his Granite City
brewpub chain and shipping wort across state borders
...
It is really discouraging to me, as a brewer and
consumer ...
--- Kirby Richter <KirbyR(a)magenic.com> wrote:
now.
--
John Reese
One OS to forge the codes,/ The same OS to hide
them;
Again the same to rule them all,/ And in the
Darkness bind them.
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What I cant understand is why Sherlocks is closing?
From a bar perspective they have some of the best
beer in town and everytime
I go there the bar is pretty packed.
Maybe it was the restaurant part? I know everyone
loves their fish and
chips.
I for one am going to sorely miss Sherlocks :(
Kirby Richter
-----Original Message-----
From: John Reese
To: mba(a)thebarn.com
Sent: 12/14/2002 10:41 AM
Subject: Re: Minnesota
What's this about the brewing operation at
Sherlock's closing down? I
must have missed it. Can anyone fill me in or send a
link to a story?
What about the restaurant?
John Reese
On Thu, 2002-12-12 at 10:33, Will Holway wrote:
________________________________________________________________
Having just returned from CA I can second that. I
always try to support the local guys (both
breweries
and brewpubs). And the beer here is very good.
--- David H Berg <bergbrew(a)juno.com> wrote:
>
> As I sit here tonight, pondering the demise of
yet
> another Minnesota
> brewery (let's see, that's Minn Brew, Water
Tower,
> and now
> Sherlock's...not to mention one not too far out
on
> the horizon), I am
> depressed.
>
> I remember starting here, and hearing everyone
speak
> of the Pacific
> Northwest. Well folks, I lived there for three
> years, so you probably
> aren't going to tell me anything I didn't
experience
> first-hand. I've
> said it before and I'll say it again---hands
down, I
> would rather drink
> beer here in Minnesota. You may wish to argue
with
> me, but it is the
> truth. I hear the ads for Summit, and
appreciate
> them because their
> point is--imports are not better because they
come
> from somewhere else.
> Don't miss an opportunity for great beer because
> it's local. An odd
> statement, but it seems that is what is
happening.
>
> Next time you're out, stop by one of the
brewpubs.
> Or buy a six pack of
> Summit, St Croix, Page, Superior, Gluek,
Schell's,
> Mantorville. Because
> it will truly be a sad day when locally made
beer is
brewed in
Missouri,
or Oregon, or California....
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