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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