Nodak21
Try Half Brothers or Rhombus. Or if your in one of these 2 cities, try Drekkers in Fargo ND & Junkyard in Moorhead MN. I’m not sure how far they are from Grand Forks. Or if you see any of their cans in your stores, grabs some to try. Ask they have single. When I try new IPA’s I like to buy singles, usually getting 2ea. At Half Brothers or Rhombus try a flight. Usually 4 or more 3-5oz pours. I’d start lightest to darkest. You don’t have to try the stouts and porters if you hate those styles. At least try the IPA’s and DIPA’s. And do try their hazy IPA’s if they have. Make note on which one you like or enjoy. You like Busch lagers so make sure to try any of their lagers and pilsners. When looking for cans to go, make sure you buy them the freshest is best. Most cans these days will have a date of canning on the bottom or side of can somewhere. And try to pick them from a cooler if possible. Yes there’s a lot to take in. Lol. A great ipa can turn bad 3+ months from can date. The hops inside do get bad/old. So that’s why you want to drink IPA’s sooner than later. They will get almost a sour vinegary taste. Lagers and pilsners are good for 4+ months. Stouts longer. We are planning a Big Sky road trip soon. So beer stops will be in our plans.
