I have 2 breweries that are super local. 1 has decidedly better beer. The other it a very offbeat place with regular events…murder bingo, etc.
Actually both are great. The one with the better beer is more family friendly, closer, and throws regular blockparties with facepainting, bands, etc. probably why I go there more these days…
I was at one of their locations last weekend when I was in SD for business….I would agree with your assessment. Good beers but nothing that struck me as extraordinary….the setting however, was excellent.
No, the weekend before….did manage a couple of rides, one of which went up around Lake Murray. Dunno if they were the greatest routes in the world, but they worked.
Yeah, there’s some great riding in SD but I wouldn’t include the Lake Murray area on the list of places to go… unless you’re an MTB’r and you’re riding Mission Trails, but even then, it’s not the greatest. Feel free to reach out if you’re ever back in town and I’ll be happy to point you in the right direction or invite you to join one of our rides.
I forgot to take a picture yesterday but we popped into the Tap & Kitchen on our ride. The pub is associated with the next door micro brewery, the Nene Valley Brewery and I had a pint of this :
Great Adirondack Brewing Company Heavenly Hefe. Labeled as a German Hefeweizen, but it actually tastes more similar to a Hoegaarden. Regardless, very easy to drink
It’s not as ‘hearty’ as regular Guinness, but It’s close. The nitro charge put a thin head on it. It’s not at all bad. I’ve got a couple cans left. I’d get it again for sure. (Sometimes regular Guinness is a little too ‘thick’ )