Behind the Beer offers you an insight into your favorite Inbound BrewCo beers. Show your ol’ reliable, 4-pack favorite a little love by getting to know it better.
Behind the Beer offers you an insight into your favorite Inbound BrewCo beers. Show your ol’ reliable, 4-pack favorite a little love by getting to know it better.
Our year in review, but with less Spotify music and more beer.
We’re preparing for the darkest day of the year with two beer releases on tap and in specialty bottles: Barrel Aged MN Rice: Wild Rice Porter and Barrel Aged RIS: Russian Imperial Stout
A new holiday celebrating small and independent U.S. craft breweries will take place the Sunday after Thanksgiving, on December 1.
The seventh iteration of Halucidaiton is your newest temptation. Brewed as a Belgian Tripel and fermented with wine grapes for extra sweetness (and booze), this beer is unlike anything else your tastebuds have known.
A new, exclusive, installment in the Pastry Ale series is on its way into your glass!
We’re proud to release a new beer, brewed in collaboration with the fine folks of Invictus Brewing Company.
In April 2018, we first released it on tap. In January 2019, we released it in cans for the first time. Now, Contains Nuts: Peanut Butter Milk Stout is returning to cans and draft for an extended seasonal release.
A hazy New England IPA featuring more hops than is probably responsible.
A purple-hued and fruity, tart ale is coming to your tastebuds soon.
Our fall and winter seasonal—an old favorite in a new package—hits the shelves in late August.
Thank you to everyone who jammed, drank, and partied with us at the seventh annual Nershfest on August 17, 2019. It was an honor to Nersh with you.
Live bands + specialty can release + food trucks.
Hop on the TDH NEIPA bandwagon for our newest collaboration release.
The public art scene in Minneapolis just got a whole lot bigger. Inbound BrewCo is proud to unveil a new mural on the front of our taproom.
Be the first to try this Hazy American Pale Ale, brewed in collaboration with Broken Clock Brewing Cooperative.
A new can release in the Pastry Ale series, and it’s packed with both fruit and flavor.
We took a little slice of nostalgia and brewed it into a light, just-sweet-enough summer beer.
American Craft Beer Week is the nationwide celebration of U.S. small and independent craft brewers. The weeklong salute provides an opportunity for craft brewers to share their creativity and passion for the beverage they love.