Author: Kris

Flat Earth Update

Greetings,

Tour space still available! We have a limited number of spots available for this Saturday’s tour at 4 p.m. If you are interested in attending the tour email us at tour@flatearthbrewing.com for reservations.

Official Keg Tapping Party!
Mummy Train Pumpkin Ale will be tapped Monday the 26th at 5 p.m at The Original Gabe’s by the Park (991 Lexington Ave. N, St. Paul). Mummy Train is a classic English pale ale that we’ve added 15 pounds of fresh pumpkin and spice to. This easy drinking ale will warm your senses and bring back memories of bonfires and hay rides. Stop by, grab a pint or two and say hi to the crew.

Minneapolis Beer Fest is this Saturday at 4th & Portland in Minneapolis. Go to www.mplsbeerfest.com for more information and tickets.

We have 2 seasonal growlers available right now, Mummy Train Pumpkin ale and Bermuda Triangle Tripel are available at the brewery. Growlers sales hours are Monday thru Friday from noon to 6:30 p.m and Saturdays noon to 3 p.m.

Mark your calendars! Porterfest starts November 1st. We’ll have growlers of a different infused version of our Cygnus X-1 Porter every week until the end of the year.

You can follow us on facebook and twitter to see regular updates from the brewery floor.

Cheers!
Flat Earth Brew Crew

Post-ABR Beer Deal at Acadia

In case you didn’t get enough beer yesterday, Acadia is offering you an incentive to finish out the weekend with discounted beer.

7pm-close tonight: $2 off all special ABR week taps (Founders Blushing Monk and Devil Dancer, Bell’s Quinannan Falls, Brooklyn Monster Ale, Big Sky All Souls Ale, and Surly Five)!

Lips of Faith Friday at The Blue Nile

A bit of a different take, although equally worthy, on a beer event this Friday at the Blue Nile.

Friday at 6, we’re tapping 6 different Lips of Faith beers from New Belgium, one day only (and there are bands that night, so a cover will start after 9.)
The beers:
La Folie, sour brown ale, wood aged, lambic-like, oaky and tart.
Dunkel Weiss, bigger version of the German dark wheat ale. 9% ABV.
Abbey Grand Cru, doubled-up version of the regular Abbey Ale. 9.5%
Super Cru, for the 20th Anniversary, a beefier Fat Tire, with saison yeast and Asian pear juice added. 10 % ABV.
Kick, a pumpkin cranberry ale from Elysian Brewing, blended with a sour from NB. 8.5 % ABV.
Clutch, sour stout, collaboration with the Maryland band. 9% ABV.
All available in 12 ounce pours for $7, or as sample sets, 3 4-oz. fours for the same.

Harvest Ale at Great Waters

Need something to do this afternoon? Then maybe you should head over to Great Waters to check out a new beer they’re releasing. Harvest Ale is an American Wheat made with bitter orange and a hint of chamomille for aroma. A light, crisp and refreshing beer.

If you are a Great Waters MBA, it’ll be available for you starting at 11 am.

Meritage Oysterfest

Yes, this is a bit more of a food geek event rather than a beer geek event, BUT…this is the part you’ll be interested in…it will feature Lift Bridge’s Oyster Stout. Better? Then keep reading for all the briney details.

The all-day celebration of bivalves will feature tastings galore of all oyster species, including the “holy grail of oysters,” the Olympia. Shucking stations will be manned by prominent oyster farmers from both coasts, including Blue Island Shellfish Farms of Blue Point, New York, Penn Cove Shellfish Company of Coupeville, Washington, and more.

Classes and seminars include a course on the basics, as well as informational sessions on the styles of both East and West Coast oyster farming and processes.

Lift Bridge Brewery will launch its Oyster Stout, made from Meritage’s own oyster shells. There will be a pairing station available throughout the day offering insight into the pairing of wine, beer, and cocktails with oysters.

The food goes beyond oysters, too: You’ll find a full menu of seafood shack standards, including lobster rolls, fried clams, steamers, oyster po’ boys, burgers, and more.

Local chefs will engage in an oyster-shucking contest, and live music will start at 6:00 p.m. The event begins at noon.

Tickets: $25, include a punch card for a dozen oysters, a pint of Oyster Stout, and a commemorative pint glass with Lift Bridge and Oysterfest art.

Seminars: $15 each

VIP pass: $100, include unlimited oysters, all three seminars, the pint of Oyster Stout with souvenir glass, two more beverage tokens, and entry into drawings for a pearl necklace from Landmark Jewelry and a “Champagne and Oyster Reception for Two” at Meritage.

Call 651.222.5670 with questions and to buy tickets (starting Sept 9)