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Originally Posted by KCUnited
Beer Temple is amazing, both a bar with an amazing tap list and bottle shop. I live nearby so they're in my regular rotation of stops. Their website is a good resource for what you can expect. Pro-tip if driving, parking lot is tiny but you can street park for free on Elston.
http://craftbeertemple.com/blog/
I could give you a ton of suggestions if you're staying in the city. Right near Beer Temple is the Revolution taproom, their barrel program at a minimum rivals Goose, could be argued it's better. Their website is kept up to date and they sell to-go options as well.
https://revbrew.com/visit/brewery/tap-room-dl
Maplewood is also nearby Beer Temple. Their taproom is small and typically overcrowded with hipsters, but their Cuppa line of pastry stouts would be right up your alley. They have Cuppa 'Nilla pouring right now.
http://www.maplewoodbrew.com/menus
Find a Binny's. Every Binny's is amazing, but if you're in the city, the Lincoln Park Binny's is awe inspiring. They have a full bar and the best selection in the city. Beer Temple being 2nd. It's also directly across the street from the original Goose brewpub which will often have something great pouring.
This is a great and accurate Chicagoland resource. You can't go wrong with anything on this list. It includes city and burbs.
https://www.beeradvocate.com/communi...thread.601977/
If you tell me what dates you'll be here, I can tell you if there's anything special being released or any events that may be worth it to you. |
Thanks, man... if I get shot, I won't even care.
re: the game, I've never completely gotten into it, since there's so much great stuff out there that's readily available. Then I drink something like that Modern Times Devil's Teeth and think.... well, I could drive 12 hours round trip for that.
