Beer boom continues in Duluth with construction of new microbrewery
January 6, 2013 at 6:00 pm in Duluth News Tribune
The craft brewing market in Duluth is about to get bigger with the start of a new production brewery in Lincoln Park that likely will include the city’s first bona fide taproom.
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How do I say this without sounding like a Prohibitionist..?
Beer boom continues in Duluth..?
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At one time there were seven full-scale breweries in Duluth…seems we’re heading back there. Wishing these entrapreneurs best of luck. I love the enthusiasm.
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Oh I whole heartily agree, any business in Duluth is good for the most part, but seems of late the only thing that is opening is brew-houses. Just hope all the patrons drink responsibly.
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What is it about many small craft brewer’s name choices? A fine “Twin Ports Brewery” name was purchased and changed to the stupid “Thirsty Pagen Brewery”. Purportedly, that was driven by the lack of $$ for brew labeling, office supplies and other ancillary suppies, so they could still use the “T.P.B.” monicker abbreviation. Still a stupid name.
Then there’s “Dubrue”?? Gawd. And now, “Bent Paddle Brewing”!? Please. I know, I know — I should just chill about this and go have a beer. Your right, I think I’ll just stop into the place ‘brewery formerly called Twin Ports Brewery’ in Superior and have one of their ‘Derailed Ale’s', which I think is one of the finest beers made, nationally — I’ll just avoid reading the place’s new name on anything.
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Agree, no creative names! Just add “litz” or “tz” to the first two letters of the word that describes the taste of your beer! Or go back to good strong names like: Natural, Boxer, Mickey’s, Ole English, etc!
J/K, heard the story of the Bent Paddle name and it is cool!
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