Okay, so it’s not 2007 in Minnesota yet, but I think we can forgo the buzzed 1am posting and the “I love you guys…” baloney (though it’s true). Thank you all for continuing to visit the site (as well as our advertisers’ sites) and for all of your support, kind words and beer. I see 2007 as another good year for beer in Minnesota and I believe if you continue to rabidly support new and established beer-related endeavors in the same way that you’ve supported our friends at Surly Brewing in 2007, only good things can happen.

In the next couple of days, we’ll publish our Beer in Review 2006 with a look back at beer in Minnesota in the year two-thousand and six. We also plan to publish some beer predictions for 2007, that may or may not be close to the truth. Only time will tell.

NYE is here… what are your plans for the evening? Hopefully they’re safe, merry and of course filled with craft beer!

Prost!

~The Jerks at MNBeer.com

P.S. Who got MNBeer shirts for gifts this year? I noticed a few orders in early December and figured that somebody is going to get a fun gift. I’ve never bought a shirt through CafePress, so I’m curious about the quality of the imprint. Cheers!

MNBeer schwag is now available through our CafePress store. Shirts, hats, mugs, etc. If we see you out and about with MNBeer gear we may just buy you a beer.

Obviously., it’s here. Surely, there are bugs. The clock is off, and I’m too lazy to wind the thing.. I’m also trying to redirect requests for the atom and rss feeds. Let me know what else I’ve broken.

Update: The feeds and clock seem to be working and redirecting as they should. I still haven’t bothered to look at the site on anything but Firefox and Safari on the Macs at my house, so hopefully there aren’t any Windows-only bugs affecting the site.

I’ll be at Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery tonight if the stars are aligned correctly. My friend is having a birthday event and I’m craving Number 9, Anniversary Ale and cask beer. If you want to buy me a beer, you now know what to order.
Did someone say beer? Yeah? Lest we forget, Barley John’s has two new season, a brown ale and a Belgian Grand Reserve. Mmm.