Rake Beer Project News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Readers pick a dark wild saison as Beer of the Year Updated Jan 11, 2021; Posted Jan 11, 2021 Rake Beer Project's GraveHop, a dark wild saison brewed with blackberry and raspberry was the Readers Pick as Beer of the Year in a Michigan's Best Poll by John Gonzalez and Amy Sherman. Rake Beer Project is located in Muskegon, Michigan. It opened in September of 2019.John Gonzalez Facebook Share A dark wild saison? That’s right, Michigan beer drinkers chose Rake Beer Project’s GraveHop as Beer of the Year for 2020 in an MLive Readers’ Poll that Amy Sherman and I posted on Saturday morning.

MLive’s Beer of the Year is a tribute to Mackinac history Updated Jan 12, 2021; Brewed for a very special birthday celebration, Biere de Mac’s Fleur de Mac is a bit of local history in a glass. A delicious, traditional blonde French and Belgium-inspired ale, it is Michigan’s Best pick for Beer of the Year for 2020. “It’s a real honor, I’m shocked,” said Biere de Mac’s manager Danny Ranville when we called to tell him the news. “There’s a lot of really good beer out there. We are really honored.” The brewery collaborated with Mackinac State Historic Parks to create this ...

Amy’s Top 10 Michigan beers of 2020 Updated Jan 09, 2021; Posted Jan 09, 2021 Fleur de Mac is a special brew by Biére de Mac made to help celebrate Mackinac State Parks 125th birthday. Facebook Share There was nothing normal about 2020, even the simple act of enjoying a cold pint of Michigan beer. And while things weren’t the same, our Michigan breweries stepped up even more, not only brewing up some excellent beers, but also changing almost everything they do in order to remain open. John Gonzalez and I have picked a few of our favorites that we tried over the last year to share with ...

Muskegon crowdfunding campaign aims to transform rusty railroad bridges into murals Updated Dec 23, 2020; Facebook Share MUSKEGON, MI – A 60-day crowdfunding effort is being launched to turn two rusty railroad overpasses into works of art. The MuskegonCity Public Art Initiative (MCPAI) is leading the effort to fund the public mural Muskegon Rails Project. Four murals will be painted on both sides of railroad passes over Seaway Drive between Laketon and Hackley avenues. The city of Muskegon, Muskegon Heights and Norton Shores collaborated to turn “eyesores to eye-popping,” according to ...