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I do like El Bait Shop quite a bit, but I struggle with bars with that many taps. Working in the industry, I question how fresh some of those beers could be. I tend to prefer a place that focuses on quality-- beer clean glassware, appropriate glassware, the proper pour, clean lines, etc-- to a place that focuses on variety. Here in the Twin Cities, I see a lot of places people think are great based solely on the number of taps but they're ruining the beer.Just read that El Bait Shop is now up to 180 taps. It's hard for me not to say it's the best craft bar I've been to. What's your favorite? What would you like to visit?
People in DesMoines should feel lucky they have somewhere like that where so many good beers are only $5 or $6 for 16oz. The price of a beer (quality or crappy) is getting a little ridiculous in the cities I've lived.
I do like El Bait Shop quite a bit, but I struggle with bars with that many taps. Working in the industry, I question how fresh some of those beers could be. I tend to prefer a place that focuses on quality-- beer clean glassware, appropriate glassware, the proper pour, clean lines, etc-- to a place that focuses on variety. Here in the Twin Cities, I see a lot of places people think are great based solely on the number of taps but they're ruining the beer.
People in DesMoines should feel lucky they have somewhere like that where so many good beers are only $5 or $6 for 16oz. The price of a beer (quality or crappy) is getting a little ridiculous in the cities I've lived.
I do like El Bait Shop quite a bit, but I struggle with bars with that many taps. Working in the industry, I question how fresh some of those beers could be. I tend to prefer a place that focuses on quality-- beer clean glassware, appropriate glassware, the proper pour, clean lines, etc-- to a place that focuses on variety. Here in the Twin Cities, I see a lot of places people think are great based solely on the number of taps but they're ruining the beer.
Yep. I remember a few weeks back on KXNO Bruno mentioned that a lot of their attention was focused on getting the Ankeny Fongs up & running, but once that is accomplished, they'd be shifting their attention to the Iowa bar.Is Full Court Press still planning on an "all Iowa" bar?
I'm in Kansas City and its the Bier Station. constantly rotating 20 taps (with twitter updates) and a huge bottle selection that you can take a bottle or 6er to go or drink in house.
At least with El Bait shop, you always know what you are going to get and have a massive selection. but i like always stopping in at the bier station and it makes you try something new.