Best North Dakota beers

Underwhelming is probably a good term for my experiences at Drekker (twice). Nothing I had was "gross" but what I had was not very memorable. Probably the best beer I tried was their Chocolate Milk Stout but it paled in comparison to Dangerous Man's. I'm a try it for myself kind of guy so even if I was told I shouldn't waste my time, I'd still probably still stop by and give them a shot. You never know, there are plenty of breweries out there that have one really good beer...and a whole lot of shitty ones. If you go to Junkyard, then Fargo and on to Drekker, by that time you might really like their beers

 

Kilstone Brewing is now open and are still working out their recipies so hit the other places first if you have limited time.

Another new brewery for Fargo will be announcing today with a kickstarter.

Bernie's Wines & Liquors is proably your best Fargo stop for a liquor store but they won't have the MN distributed products not in ND.

Junkyard is very small batch and eclectic so you will probably find something you like in their 10 taps. The do pre-fill growlers so they supply is limited and they might sell out early in the weekend.

Fargo Brewing's staple beers are solid and they have had some interesting small batches on tap lately.

I haven't had a 'bad' beer at Drekker. Their standard beers are good drinkers and they have been playing around with some coffee beers from different roasters.

 

Best beer I've found in Fargo is Woodchipper IPA:
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/27076/74802/

Best beer I've found across the river in Moorhead?
Abrasive cans haha