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Customers can enjoy a variety of local crafts made onsite
About This Deal
- Must provide 21+ ID to receive alcoholic beverages
- Valid any day the establishment is open
- Can be used towards the purchase of beer and merchandise
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Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Must provide 21+ ID to receive alcoholic beverages. Limit 2 per person(s), may buy 2 additional as gift(s). May be repurchased every 90 days. Merchant is solely responsible for all sales and delivery of alcohol. If you make a reservation through Groupon, you may cancel or change your reservation up to 4 hours before its start time. Otherwise, vouchers booked through Groupon will be redeemed and the deal’s promotional value and amount paid will expire. Redeemed vouchers may not be refunded or rescheduled - this also applies to no-shows. Your name and email address will be shared with this merchant to facilitate your reservation.
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About Buffalo Creek Brewing
After brewing beer at home for nearly 15 years, Mike Marr, owner and brewmeister at Buffalo Creek Brewing, decided to enter the Great Lakes Beer Festival in 2012 submitting Marrvelous, a German-style wheat Kolsch. After a warm reception, he decided to take his passion and make it his career. He took inspiration from his hometown Long Grove, Illinois which was settled by German immigrants and has a rich German history. He has taken that heritage and his love for German and Belgian style brews and crafted over 40 recipes and counting.
- Marrvelous (5.1%): This is the beer that started it all. Mike’s friends like to challenge him and they asked him to make a German Kolsch. He researched the style and played around with the recipe until he found perfection, at least in his mind. Mike’s Kolsch is German in nature, but is unfiltered and has a caramel color with a slight cloudy character
- Muttersholtz (5.3%): Muttersholtz is the original name of Long Grove translating from German to 'mother woods.' This namesake beer is a traditional German-style wheat beer containing banana and clove notes.
- 360 Pils (4.5%): Named after their historic location in Long Grove, this house pilsner has a bright golden color with rich bready and hoppy flavors.
