Here’s your chance to drink for a cause. We’ve teamed up with seven local breweries to introduce Home Improvements, a collaborative limited-edition beer that supports Twin Cities Habitat’s House that Beer Built.
You can head over to any of the seven participating breweries, order a Home Improvements pint or crowler, and all proceeds will pour into Habitat’s work creating and preserving homeownership in the Twin Cities.
The ingredients were donated by Maltwerks and Brewers Supply Group, with each of the seven brewing partners giving the recipe their own spin. That means you’ll want to sample Home Improvements from all partners (while supplies last)
Read on for details about each brewery’s special take on this unique beer—then head straight over to pick up Home Improvements and support your neighbors.
And don’t forget to join the House that Beer Built Facebook Group for the latest news on this brewing collaborative and all the ways you can help raise walls, one pint at a time!
Photo from Broken Clock Brewing Cooperative
Broken Clock's brew is on tap now. For their third edition of Home Improvements, they've crafted a hazy, juicy IPA with the aroma of a hopped-up IPA but without the harsh bite. Enjoy aromas and flavors of citrus, melon, tropical fruit, and fruit pebbles.
Try this awesome take on Home Improvements at Broken Clock's brewery at 3134 California St. NE in Minneapolis! Find hours and more on the Broken Clock website.
Dangerous Man is serving up a Home Improvements hazy IPA, brewed with local malted grains and hopped with Citra Cryo, Triumph, and Trident hops. This beer drinks exceptionally smooth and fluffy. Bursting with flavors of orange, grapefruit, and tropical fruits—and finishing with a dash of pine—every sip helps create safe, stable homes in your community. Head over to 1300 NE 2nd St. in Minneapolis to find Dangerous Man Brewing. Find more details on the Dangerous Man website.
Photo via Dangerous Man Brewing Company
Dual Citizen is the lead sponsor of the House that Beer Built. Their Home Improvements is a delicious IPA with 6% ABV. Swing by Dual Citizen Brewing Company at 725 Raymond Ave. in St. Paul to enjoy Home Improvements in their airy taproom. Or, pick up a few crowlers to drink at home. Find hours and more at Dual Citizen's website.
Dual Citizen's Home Improvement's beer is also on tap at Palmer's Bar and Grumpy's Bar (while supplies last).
Photo from Dual Citizen Brewing Company
This year, Lakes and Legends Brewing Company has teamed up with 9 Mile Brewing to deliver two rounds of Home Improvements. Head to Lakes and Legends to try the first brew, made with donated materials from Maltwerks. Then swing over to 9 Mile Brewing for a different take on Home Improvements, made with donated ingredients from Brewers Supply Group. Visit Lakes and Legends Brewing at 1368 Lasalle Ave. in Minneapolis. Find hours and more info on their website. Check out 9 Mile Brewing at 9555 James Ave. S, Suite 290, in Bloomington. Learn more about 9 Mile at their website.
HeadFlyer's take on Home Improvements is a grapefruit kolsch, which they expect to release in late March. Stay tuned for details! You'll find the HeadFlyer taproom in the historic Miller Textile building in Northeast Minneapolis at 861 E. Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis.
Stay tuned for details!
Join the House that Beer Built Facebook group to connect with fellow beer lovers and Habitat volunteers. That's the place to get the latest news on the Home Improvements collaborative brew. Join the group today!
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