The American Craft Beer Revival – A Video
February 19, 2012 in Opinions and musings by word317
The American Beer Revival from visually on Vimeo.
February 19, 2012 in Opinions and musings by word317
The American Beer Revival from visually on Vimeo.
February 11, 2012 in Brewery Happenings, Events, Slideshow by word317
Brewery Tour
What better way to come in from the cold?
Scheduled for the remainder of February:
Fee: $10 + tax (Souvenir pint glass and a beer included in fee)
Limited to the first 12 to RSVP to greta@flat12werks.com or first come, first serve.
January 25, 2012 in Opinions and musings, Slideshow by word317
Does Flat 12 serve food? Thanks to our friends from The Smoking Goose, yes. And it’s ridiculously tasty.
(From The Smoking Goose website)
What goes with great beer? Great food. And now the two are together in Flat 12 Bierwerk‘s Taproom where the Smoking Goose is serving up protein plates to go with those prime pints.
available Thursdays & Fridays 4-7pm and Saturdays 12-5pm
No reservations.
Braunschweiger & Pork Rinds
Soup: check the chalkboard for what’s stewing
Boudin Blanc, Shallot Jam, Half Cycle IPA Mustard, Buns
Smoked Kentucky Grana, Salt Roasted Beets, Almond Butter
Duck & Pork Rillete, Baguette
Turducken Terrine, Celery Remoulade, Cutting Celery
Pork Ribs, Braised Cabbage, Potatoes, Caraway, Half Cycle IPA Mustard
Porchetta, Salsa Verde, Ciabatta
Crispy Duck Wings, White Grape Mostarda, Smoked Grana Padano
Feijoada: Black Beans, Smoked Pork Loin, Salt Pork, Tongue, Merguez, Rice
Sasquatch: Big Potato, Meat. Check the chalkboard for recent sightings
Cotechino, Green Lentils, Carrots, Parsley
Saturday Frittata: Bacon, Roasted Onions available Saturdays only
* Don’t believe everything you read on the internet: Since Smoking Goose is committed to serving only the best ingredients, some menu items may change. We–and your appetite–thank you.
January 25, 2012 in Uncategorized by word317
Here’s the scoop. Just a few blocks east of the Massachusetts Avenue cultural district and Lockerbie Square is the Holy Cross neighborhood. There you will find our brewery, Flat 12 Bierwerks, and our taproom. Our brewery is one year old, yet the beer has found its way onto 300+ draft taps in that short time with a strong line-up of house beers and specialties.
On foot, we’re just a few minutes walk from Mass Avenue. Walking east on Michigan, Vermont or New York gets you there. If you’ve hailed a shuttle, cab or friendly ride, direct them east on New York. (1 mile from Meridian St.) Google maps.
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Directly across the street from the brewery is Smoking Goose Dorman Street Meatery. This fine butcher not only supplies handcrafted meats to some of the best hotels, restaurants and retail outlets in the midwest, they also provide their tasty protein treats to patrons of our taproom. It’s a match made in heaven.
A few shots from the neighborhood:
January 20, 2012 in Merchandise, Slideshow by word317
New arrival to the taproom: this guy. If you are the designated craft beer pack-mule of your household, circle of friends, group of confidantes, etc., this is your stylish savior. The Flat12 Jetpack keeps two half-gallon growlers cool and has ample space to add in other goodies: bullets, a sleeve of cups, etc. Available in the taproom: $35. Oh, Beer sold separately.
Serving Suggestion
January 19, 2012 in Opinions and musings, Slideshow by word317
January 18, 2012 in Events, Uncategorized by word317
Thanks again to all who have participated in our first year! We wrapped it all up this past Saturday in fine fashion with special tappings on Thursday and Friday, plus a tap takeover in the taproom with 16 specialty beers. It was a great day – we had a blast. Many thanks to everyone who poured, rolled kegs in, checked i.d.s and generally ensured that everyone had a great time on Saturday. Cheers to Brian Deer and Tad Armstrong for getting things started musically. And to our brewers for taking the music selection over at closing time. And cheers to Corey and everyone at Smoking Goose who went above and beyond to keep hungry patrons well-fed.
December 28, 2011 in Uncategorized by word317
Regular hours prevail Thursday (4-7), Friday (12-8) and Saturday. The taproom will be closed Sunday, New Year’s Day.
Happy New Year!