New distillery and cocktail room brings flavors of the North to whiskey
Northeast Minneapolis has a new distillery and cocktail room; one that promises to deliver whiskey flavors that don?t exist anywhere else. Brother Justus Whiskey Company tapped in to Minnesota?s natural resources to bring the flavors of the North to their products. Founder and Owner, Phil Steger said the plan was to open their spacious location the week before Thanksgiving, but that?s the same week Governor Walz announced the four-week closure of bars and restaurants. Until they can open to the public they?re offering delivery and curbside pickup. And this week Steger expects their whiskey to arrive in Minnesota Liquor stores.
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