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Brewery Crawl in Detroit

Discussion in 'Great Lakes Homebrew Forum' started by TCJosh, Mar 5, 2009.

 

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    TCJosh

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 5, 2009
    Hello! I am in the process of brainstorming for my buddy's bachelor party. He's also into great brews and would love to do a brewery crawl. I'm in Northern Michigan, he's in Chicago and most of our friends live in Grand Rapids, I'm thinking Detroit would be a good change of pace, and I think they have some decent breweries. I'm thinking of getting a "party bus" type of thing so we dont have to worry about a DD.

    What Im hoping for is for someone to suggest a "tour route" of good places in and around the Detroit area. Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I would gladly return the favor if you ever visit Traverse City! Only 3 options, but I'd still help! :)
     
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    TexasSpartan

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 7, 2009
    According to MI's travel and tourism site, there's four breweries in Detroit proper, and a bunch more in the burbs.

    Not brewery related, but for my buddies bachelor party in the D a couple years ago, we hit up Garden Bowl. For 23 bucks a person, they give you three hours of bowling, food, and as many pitchers as you can drink. Granted, it's pitchers of Bud Lite or something similar, but we had a blast.
     
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    BrianP

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 8, 2009
    Suggestions:
    Dragonmeade (Warren - great tap room serving their own beer, many choices)
    Uptown Grill (Novi - large selection of very good commercial offerings on tap)
    Ashley's (Ann Arbor, a little far from Detroit suburbs but worth including in the list)

    Others will probably add to the list. There are a few in downtown Detroit plus several others in the suburbs.
     
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    HomebrewMI

    Active Member

    Posted Apr 22, 2009
    I'd say the taphouse I'm in the process of getting approval to open, but we wont be open for 1-2 years still :( so +1 on Dragonmead and if you're mostly looking for microbreweries to hit, look at Kuhnhenn Brewing which is just a few miles from Dragonmead, also there is Copper Canyon Brewing in Southfield. Good luck and have a blast!
     
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