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Originally Posted by <3_Tha_Grind
What are your fav. Chicago area microbrews?
Three Floyds?
Two Brothers?
Idc if it's noobish or not, I'm just happy Bell's beers are once again available.
Bell's: I'm not as big of an Oberon fan as a lot of Chicagoans, but Hopslam is a solid imperial IPA and several of their other beers are very good imo. Amber used to be available everywhere and is definitely a solid standby. (btw, not noobish to like Bell's, solid imo)
Three Floyd's is excellent, obv. I've never tried Dark Lord though, just not motivated enough I guess.
Two Brothers is more run of the mill but I like it and most of their beers have wide appeal. Hop Juice (another double ipa) is awesome. Their French Country Ale is another solid standby that most everyone enjoys.
Founder's is great, though without standing at a beer case I can't recall which of their beers have been my favorite.
Goose Island has some good ones... Matilda, nom nom. Green Line APA is good, too. Bourbon County Stout is... hefty!
Half Acre and Metropolitan are on the up and up, but haven't had all their offerings, just a few pints when I've been out but I've generally liked what I've tried.
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Originally Posted by cha59
You're in Chicago, right? You probably can get Surly beers there if you look around a bit. I know they ship some of it there. Check it out if you get the opportunity.
Will do, thx!
Last edited by downtown; 07-30-2010 at 11:52 AM.