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Unseasonable Warmth Brings Welcomed Boost for Duluth Breweries During Pandemic Winter
Staff at Ursa Minor and Blacklist Brewing say the warm weather is bringing many customers to sit outside, and inside.
March 7, 2021
DULUTH, Minn.- Small breweries across Duluth say the unseasonably warm temperatures pushing 50 degrees in some places Sunday has brought their businesses closer to normal than they’ve ever felt in the past year.
“It has been nice to do things back to, quote-unquote, ‘normal,’” said Niki McArthur, Bartender and Pizza Oven Tender at Ursa Minor Brewing.
It looked and felt like spring in the Northland Sunday, and the patio at Ursa Minor in Duluth’s Lincoln Park was full of people enjoying the sun.
Crowlers became Minnesota breweries untapped resource during pandemic The pandemic and the state s arcane liquor laws have more beer makers and drinkers relying on the big cans. February 3, 2021 8:18am Text size Copy shortlink:
When the pandemic hit last March, Bauhaus Brew Labs had barrels of beer intended for restaurants and bars that needed to be sold or (gasp!) dumped. Crowlers helped save the day. We never really gave them a big push until we had to, said Maura Hagerty Schwandt, co-owner of the northeast Minneapolis brewery.
Crowlers are the big 25.4-ounce cans you used to see only in back-corner coolers of taprooms or listed at the bottom of menus. Other states boast 32-ounce versions.