Here’s an update on today’s Flat Earth growler offering.
Today begins the 2nd week of Proterfest as we tap in to Mystic
Rhythms – Raspberry infused porter.Tonight we’ll have
Angry Planet
Belgian Pale Ale
Cygnus X-1 Porter
Element 115 Lager
Black Helicopter Coffee Stout
Mystic Rhythms – Raspberry infused CygnusCheers!
If you’re a New World Man, looking to get yourself in the Limelight by refilling your beer fridge which is at a Red Sector A danger level of beer, Roll the Bones and drive over in your Red Barchetta to Flat Earth to pick up some beer. YYZ you ask? YYNot, I say.
It’s not too early to think about your beverage needs as The Night of
the Great Pumpkin approaches.Tonight we’ll have available:
Angry Planet Pale Ale
Belgian Pale Ale
Black Helicopter Coffee Stout
Cygnus X-1 Porter
Element 115 Lager
Mummy Train Pumpkin AleSodas
Apricola, Rootbeer, Orange, Sarsaparilla & Orange-Ginger.Cheers!
Al provided a line-up update on the Blue Nile 20th Anniversary events for this coming weekend via Facebook.
This Weekend: Battle of the Belg, Part Two, all Belgian and American-brewed Belgian-style beers on tap, sample sets available. The final Line-up” Poperings Hommel Ale, Urthel Hop-it, Ommegang Rouge, Two Brothers/ Urthel Mouten, Kasteel Tripel, V…al-Dieu Tripel, Flat Earth Bermuda Triangle Tripel, La Rulles Estivale, Saxo Blond Ale, Goose Island Pere Jacques Dubbel, Avery White Rascal Wit, Blanches des Bruxelles wit.
A beer-swilling, donut-eating co-worker of mine passed along to me some links to Men’s Health magazine wherein they discuss America’s top 25 craft beers and top 5 craft beer cities. There’s also a another little section they do about the best and worst beers to drink (from a health perspective I guess). Minnesota and the upper Midwest are noticeably absent from these articles. And while I’m a bit annoyed, I guess I’m also thankful. Men’s Health is not my go-to source for good beer advice. Besides, I’d be a bit embarrassed for us to see Bender or Farm Girl make the list as great, low calorie, low carb beers to drink to keep one’s muffin-tops small. Keep in mind that I’m chubbily biased. For those of you who ARE concerned about dying at 55, you might find these articles interesting.
I don’t recall if this was posted already (a cursory search showed nothing), but damnit, it needs to be. Flat Earth is sporting a new website. There are no Rush tunes playing when you visit it, so you’ll have to fire up your CD player to get the full effect.