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Can you bring food into Castle Danger Brewery?
Food. We do not serve food. However, we have popcorn and pretzels available for purchase. Feel free to bring in your own food or order take-out from our local restaurants.
Who owns Castle Danger?
Castle Danger owners Clint MacFarlane, Jamie MacFarlane, Mandy Larson and Lon Larson celebrated their beer bracket win in 2018. We'd like to introduce you to the winner of 2019's Ultimate Minnesota Beer Bracket.
How many carbs are in Castle Danger Cream Ale?
Castle Danger Cream Ale should be avoided on keto because it is very high in net carbs (8.67g of net carbs per 240ml serving). It is important to limit your net carb consumption to 20g - 30g per day to stay in ketosis.
What is Castle Danger in Minnesota?
Castle Danger is an unincorporated community in Silver Creek Township, Lake County, Minnesota, United States. The community is located between Two Harbors and Beaver Bay on Minnesota Highway 61, on the North Shore of Lake Superior. Castle Danger is located 11 miles northeast of the city of Two Harbors.
Why can't Castle Danger sell growlers?
Once a brewery reaches 20,000 barrels of production, it can no longer sell any off-sale product from its brewery. This is the cap we ARE advocating to change, which requires a change to state law and can only be accomplished through the MN legislature. The legislative session begins in January 2020.
Where is Castle Danger beer made?
We have been brewing dangerously good ales on the North Shore of Lake Superior since 2011. After out-growing our 3-bbl brewhouse in Castle Danger, we opened a new location in downtown Two Harbors in 2014 with a 30-bbl brewing system, canning line, and year-round taproom overlooking Lake Superior.
How many calories are in a castle danger beer?
glass of beer has 150 calories and 13 grams of carbs.
What does Castle Danger cream ale taste like?
Castle Danger Castle Cream Ale Corny-sweet malt nose with orange-zest and a cinnamon note. Fairly full-bodied—round in mouthfeel and flavor—softly bittersweet with orange-Creamsicle accents. Restrained sweetness despite that heft, finishing cleanly. Unpretentious, with surprising depth.
What is the alcohol content of Castle Danger Cream Ale?
5.3%OVERVIEW. Minnesota- Cream Ale- 5.3%ABV. Castle Cream is our version of a cream ale. Deep gold in color, it has a soft malty aroma, slightly sweet creamy texture with a balanced bitterness, while finishing smooth and clean.
When did Castle Danger Brewery open?
2011Since opening in 2011, Castle Danger Brewery has grown to become the ninth-largest brewery by production in the state.
Does Castle Danger Cream Ale have dairy?
Revived in Minnesota's beer culture by Castle Danger Brewery from Two Harbors, cream ales have a rather mysterious ethos for such a simple beer style. It probably has to do with the name. For those who are still unsure, these beers do not contain cream or dairy products of any kind.
What city is Split Rock Lighthouse in?
Two Harbors, MinnesotaSplit Rock Lighthouse is a lighthouse located southwest of Silver Bay, Minnesota, USA on the North Shore of Lake Superior....Split Rock Lighthouse.TowerVisitors at Split Rock Lighthouse. Fog Horn House in foreground.Wikimedia | © OpenStreetMapEstablished1969Location3713 Split Rock Lighthouse Rd., Two Harbors, Minnesota USA37 more rows
How many carbs are in cream ale?
19gCream Ale Beer (355 ml) contains 19g total carbs, 19g net carbs, 0g fat, 0g protein, and 150 calories.
Does Castle Danger Cream Ale have dairy?
Revived in Minnesota's beer culture by Castle Danger Brewery from Two Harbors, cream ales have a rather mysterious ethos for such a simple beer style. It probably has to do with the name. For those who are still unsure, these beers do not contain cream or dairy products of any kind.
Is Castle Danger Cream Ale vegan?
"We do not use any animal products in our beer, our fining agent is a silica based agent and is vegan friendly.
What is the alcohol content of Summit Extra Pale Ale?
OVERVIEW. Minnesota- English Pale Ale- 5.3% ABV.
What is Castle Danger Brewery?
Castle Danger Brewery is dedicated to doing dangerously good deeds around our local community of Two Harbors and North Shore. Our Team Danger volunteer program is committed to helping us give back to the North Shore of Minnesota on a larger scale. We always welcome new volunteers, so please sign up to stay connected with upcoming opportunities.
Where is Castle Danger located?
Located in downtown Two Harbors overlooking Lake Superior, the Castle Danger Taproom features our current beer offerings, along with rotating taproom releases. Stop in for a pint or a flight. Hang out on our patio during the summer months and enjoy the fresh breeze from Lake Superior.
What is Castle Danger's pints for a cause?
Pints for a Cause is another avenue for Castle Danger Brewery to give back to our local community. It’s an employee-driven program that benefits local non-profits by donating $1 of every pint sold, every Wednesday of each month to each great cause.
How did Castle Danger get its name?
Castle Danger got its name from the dangerous reef that runs between two sets of cliffs, ending at Gooseberry River. Before Highway 61 came in the 1920’s, all traffic was by boat. Ship captains would know to stay well back from the shore between the two cliffs, or “castles,” because of the dangerous reef. As our brewery was originally located at Castle Haven Cabins in Castle Danger, it was fitting to name the brewery after something so close to us.
Why are cans better than bottles?
Cans have come a long way from what they were known for in the past. Aluminum keeps light away from the beer, allowing it to stay fresh longer than bottles. Cans are also much more environmentally friendly. The North Shore area has a high volume of outdoor enthusiasts who would much rather bring cans of beer than glass bottles camping, hiking, backpacking, etc.
Can you sell Castle Danger beer in Minnesota?
Interested in purchasing a keg of our dangerously good ales? We cannot legally sell directly from the brewery. The easiest way is to contact your local liquor store in Minnesota that sells Castle Danger beer and order a keg through them.
