Three Floyds from Chicago without a car?

Well, this route starts along the lakefront and takes you through a forest preserve:
https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=206742359595709583764.0004d1af44e38cf8fe981&msa=0&dg=feature

 

why not just stay in Chicago and drink the FFF that is on tap all around the city. if you're downtown, you can probably try quite a few of their offerings without too much effort and expense. and no need to worry about drinking and driving.

clark street ale house has zombie dust on draft
http://www.beermenus.com/places/2731-clark-street-ale-house

monk's has gumballhead, pride & joy, and RtB bottles
http://www.beermenus.com/places/1808-monk-s-pub

franklin tap has Man-o-Awe
http://www.beermenus.com/places/2605-franklin-tap

Map room has Alpha King
http://www.beermenus.com/places/2120-map-room

local option has ST:MF and GBH
http://localoptionbier.com/beer/

bangers and lace has blakkr
http://bangersandlacechicago.com/

o'toole's usually has a couple handles (this looks out of date, but seems like they always have Dread on draft and i've had a few other FFF drafts there)
http://www.timothyotooles.com/chicago/drinks/


that takes care of a bunch of their offerings and is not a scratch of all the places carrying their stuff.

 

hopleaf usually has ZD on tap too 90% of the time

 

Neat! Is it paved trail the entire way? I'd love to give this a try sometime...

 

don't get me wrong, i love the brewpub and the experience, but with limited time, might as well enjoy chicago. these are the best months of the year by far.

 

Just

Just so we're clear, we'll need both divers for the Lake and dogs for the woods when it's time to look for his body.

 

Forget three Floyd's.. Go to 18st brewery

 

Totally agree with this. And it's doable via the South Shore.

 

Skip FFF and hang out at the Chicago breweries instead. You'll find ZD somewhere (Map Room, Hopleaf) and you can land cans and bottles at Half Acre, Revolution, Pipeworks, not to mention the smaller breweries. Yup.