Blacklist Brewing cuts ribbon on new location
The popular downtown Duluth brewery can now produce, and serve, twice as much beer. Oh, and there's also more room for ax throwing.
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The popular downtown Duluth brewery can now produce, and serve, twice as much beer. Oh, and there's also more room for ax throwing.
Copy shortlink: DULUTH — Blacklist Brewing fans will soon have more room to chuck axes while downing a Hazy Project IPA. The Superior Street brewery, nearly a decade old, is moving a block east to the historic Lange Motors building, former home to Carlson Used Book and Records in downtown's Historic Arts and Theater District. "We are bursting at the seams," said Tyler Kocon, one of four owners of the brewery. "We can't produce enough beer to meet demand." The new building, to be housed in a former car dealership at 206 E. Superior St., is expected to open in August. ...