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In the News · June 3, 2021

Should you be able to buy a 12-ounce to-go can at a brewery? Groups are pushing to let it happen

(KARE 11) – uno Choi opened Arbeiter Brewing Company this winter during a pandemic, around the corner from the Minneapolis Police Department’s Third Precinct building.

“It was definitely a very trying time,” Choi said.

Things are on the upswing now, thanks to warmer weather, loosened COVID-19 regulations and a successful vaccine rollout. But during his first year in business, Choi has also discovered other challenges – having to do with Minnesota’s Prohibition-era liquor laws. 

Currently, the rules only allow him to sell a 750ml “Crowler” as a to-go option, leading to many confused customers who often request 12- or 16-ounce cans to take home after enjoying a beer in the taproom.

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