The Twins’ home opener is this Thursday, and Fulton is ready for game day, both at the stadium and at their taproom.

Minnesota’s budding THC beverage industry has faced a few growing pains — one being concerns with canning the drinks.

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The worry: possibly losing the drink’s potency due to the plastic liner inside of aluminum cans.

Explore the different types of India pale ale, and try our beer writer's favorite examples of them.

After the Holidazzle event was canceled this year due to a lack of funding, local vendors started asking how they were going to make up for the lost revenue. So, a Minneapolis brewery stepped in to provide a space for them.

Limited-edition winter warmer ale helps keep homeless teens warm

I mean, be serious. Look at these beer cans: when I first saw these they made me want to cuddle up with them. Four different warm, toasty, Faribault Mill patterns on the outside of the new Fulton Brewing Winter Warmer Ale.

When the Minneapolis Downtown Council announced last month that Holidazzle won’t be happening this year, many fans of the popular winter event were disappointed. Now, a Minneapolis brewery is trying to fill the void left by the annual event’s cancellation.

Fulton Brewing is expanding its IPA offerings with the introduction of Hop Kingdom — a brand family of IPAs inspired by and made for Minnesotans. The coronation of coolers across the state begins the week of June 12.

“This collection of IPAs represents that sweet middle in the Venn diagram of Minnesota,” said Ryan Petz, CEO of Fulton. “Hop Kingdom was made for people who love Minnesota and love IPAs. In an unofficial poll, it also ranks high with people who love Venn diagrams.”

Fulton Brewing, one of Minneapolis’ original craft breweries, is expanding its well-known IPA offerings by introducing Hop Kingdom — a brand family of various IPA styles inspired by and made for Minnesotans.

The inaugural Hop Kingdom lineup consists of three brands—two new beers and a brand refresh of 300 IPA, one of Fulton’s most popular IPA offerings.

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Fulton’s 300 IPA just won second-best in Minnesota’s Craft Brewers Guild’s Awards, CEO Ryan Petz explains.