beer

A scenic drive to Grand Marais is always a great idea and this weekend there's even more incentive as the city hosts the North Shore Water Festival. The event takes place a the Stone Harbor Wilderness Supply on Friday from 6 p.m. - 8:30 p...

After getting raked over the coals for his boring social media posts, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker offers beer to media members that are criticizing him.

Duluth has another local brewery to add to the roster. This one is opening with the mantra 'Don't brew scared' as it looks to try bold, new things in the world of beer. Named for master brewer and owner Dave Hoops, Hoops Brewing is making a home of the old Timberlodge Steakhouse location, next to Red Lobster.

I've noticed that every new season the Duluth Huskies plans something new and exciting.  This year they came up with an organic idea that will hit two groups of people and may open up a new world for both.

There has been a plethora of restaurants that have opened up in the Northland and I had the opportunity to visit one of the latest, Crooked Pint Ale House at 1402 W Arrowhead Rd Suite 100 in Duluth.  Here is my opinion on my first visit. (meaning there will be more).

The only thing better than a nice cold one is a heck of a lot of nice cold ones.

The Duluth area officially has another option for dining and craft beer. Crooked Pint Ale House opened in the Kenwood Village in Duluth Tuesday, marking the 6th location the company operates around the region.

Summit wants you to name their new limited Minnesota State Fair Beer.  They are creating a new beer for the "Great Minnesota Get Together," and they are giving random beer drinkers a chance to come up with the name for their locally sourced brew.

There's buying in bulk and then there's this.

I always welcome the chance to try a new beer, so I was excited by the announcement that the Birkie has partnered with Lucette Brewing Company to create the Birkie Brew-Ski,  which they are billing as a Legendary Amber Ale.

Duluth's robust, and growing craft beer scene features dozens of places that serve up locally and regionally brewed beers. Among these businesses is a coalition of seven Superior Street establishments in Downtown Duluth banding together to call themselves "Brewer's Row".

Producer of 'The Playlist' at Duluth’s PBS station, Karyn Sunderman is currently working on a documentary about Duluth's beer history and is looking for your stories.