Picking Apart the Hop: Tettnanger
Sometimes in life the simplest things can be the most complex. Things like beer. Made from just four ingredients – malt, hops, yeast and water – there are seemingly endless […]
Local Company Creates Summit Twins Pils Custom Taphandle
By now you’ve hopefully heard we released a new beer here at Summit Brewing Co. Summit Twins Pils joined the roster this week as a year-round pilsner. A quick play-by-play: […]
Twins Pils to be First Summit Beer in Sleeved Cans
Much like our Minnesota Twins, Summit Twins Pils may have a few different looks this season. One look in particular will be a first for Summit Brewing Co. Batting Next, […]
Summit Twins Pils Steps Up to the Plate this Spring
Beloved Summit pilsner, Keller Pils, gets an elevated refresh to become Twins Pils. Here at Summit Brewing Co. we’ve always got our bases loaded, but this spring we’re stepping up […]
How To Best Taste Your Summit Beer
When it comes to tasting beer, we here at Summit Brewing Co. are experts. After all, it really is our job! So much so, we have a group that’s fully […]
What’s In a Name: Frost Line Rye IPA
From catchy to kitschy, from cute to clever; no matter how you name it a beer’s moniker is very important. Often, the name is the first interaction a customer has […]
Pair Your Favorite Summit Beer with Your Favorite Girl Scout Cookie
As we move further into February, sure signs begin to pop that winter is waning. The days are getting longer, temps are getting warmer and Girl Scouts are once again […]
From the Archives: St. Paul Winter Carnival circa 2015
The Coolest Celebration on Earth has kicked off in St. Paul! The St. Paul Winter Carnival has returned! Now through February 6, guests are invited to explore all that winter […]
Tasting Summit Frost Line Rye IPA Like a Craft Brewer
As we move into a new year, new beer trends begin to emerge. Lagers and light beers are becoming more and more prevalent, while barrel-aged heavy hitters begin to take […]
From the Archives: Summit Yule Log
There are few things better on a cold winter’s night than enjoying a crackling fire. One of those things, however, is enjoying said fire with a Summit beer in hand. […]