how does a person living in the Keeweenaw Peninsula find out about a brew from a very small brewery located in a small wisconsin town almost on the Illinois border ( which has to be about 500+ miles from Hancock / Hougton ) ????
@Anon: I originally had the New Glarus Spotted Cow when I visited U. Wisc. for a conference -- they serve it at the student pub. Then a friend of mine who lives in the Twin Cities reminded me about it. Nowadays, when I visit the Lovely Sarah, I make sure to grab a sampler. :)
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how does a person living in the Keeweenaw Peninsula find out about a brew from a very small brewery located in a small wisconsin town almost on the Illinois border ( which has to be about 500+ miles from Hancock / Hougton ) ????
@Anon: I originally had the New Glarus Spotted Cow when I visited U. Wisc. for a conference -- they serve it at the student pub. Then a friend of mine who lives in the Twin Cities reminded me about it. Nowadays, when I visit the Lovely Sarah, I make sure to grab a sampler. :)
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