Beer Flight at Sick-N-Twisted Brewing Company SOUTH DAKOTA’S HUB FOR BEER, WINE & SPIRITS Wineries, breweries and distilleries are upping the ante with new locations, recipes and events. Come taste the results. BREWERIES If you’re drinking a beer that was made in South Dakota, you can be sure it’s of the craft variety. The craft beer scene is expanding into every corner of the Black Hills. Whether you’re a beer aficionado or just curious to taste what’s out there, the emerging microbreweries of the Black Hills have you covered. The owners of award-winning Prairie Berry Winery opened Miner Brewing Company in 2013, located off Hwy 16 in Hill City. Open daily, the brewery produces craft beers that are traditional in nature, highlighted with local and regional ingredients to make them distinctively South Dakota. The cozy, 30-person taproom expands during the warmer months to include a large outdoor beer garden with seating for 85 people. The Concert Lawn hosts a great lineup of local and national touring artists all season long. The Southern Hills are home to Mt. Rushmore Brewing Company , in downtown Custer. Their full-fl vored beers are built on balance and drinkability, and pair well with their brewery-inspired food menu. Housed inside a split-level building, the taproom on the fi st floor features a direct-draw tap system with 24 rotating taps. There is a full-service restaurant on the second floo . Sick-N-Twisted Brewing Company serves 22 in-house brews using local ingredients. The brewing company has two locations — at Hill City’s Naked Winery and on Main Street in Deadwood. Enjoy time with friends and family on the relaxing patio. Be sure to stop at The Knuckle Saloon & Brewing Company in downtown Sturgis during your visit to sample their craft beer. The Saloon doubles as a museum filled with antiqu s. New to the Black Hills brewery scene is Dakota Point Brewing in Rapid City. The brewery is located in the former Landstrom’s Black Hills Gold manufacturing facility, which has been converted into a thriving business complex. Catch up with friends while sipping hand-crafted English, Scottish, Irish and American ales. Discover more local brews at Crow Peak Brewing Company in Spearfish, Dakota Shivers Brewing in Lead, Hwy 79 Brewery in Hot Springs, and Hay Camp Brewery, Firehouse Brewing Company and Lost Cabin Beer Company in Rapid City. Beer, Wine & Spirits Continued on page 66 BlackHillsBadlands.com // 65 BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS REGION
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