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| Oddside Grape Seltzer : $4.00 | Griffin Claw Mr Blue Sky : $6.50 | Hopewell Ride or Die : $7.75 | Bells Oberon : $6.50 | Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar : $7.25 | Griffin Claw/KBE 13th Anniversary Beer : $3.00 | DuClaw BA Cab Naked Fish : $10.00 | Saugatuck Oval Beach Blonde : $6.25 | War Pigs Foggy Geezer : $6.25 | Rhinegeist Juicy Truth : $7.50 | Old Nation Boss Tweed : $6.50 | Fair State Double Universe : $8.00 | Revolution Repo Man : $6.00 | Waypost Imperial Sea Salt Stout : $5.75 | Champagne of Beers : $3.50 | Ayinger Maibock : $7.50 | Blakes Heatwave : $6.50 | New Holland Mad Hatter : $6.50 | 3 Floyds Jinx Proof : $7.25 | Territorial Berry Quite Contrary : $7.50 | City Built Prague Underground : $6.50 | Broad Leaf Cult Pils : $6.00 | Jolly Pumpkin Oro De Calabaza : $8.75 | Lost Coast Great White : $8.00 | Greenbush BA Cabra Perdida : $7.50 | Great Lakes Mexican Lager : $5.50 | Maui Brewing Bikini Blonde : $9.00 | Left Hand PB Milk Stout Nitro : $7.00 |
Smack dab in the middle between Chicago and Detroit, lies a place called Kalamazoo. Home to Michigan’s oldest craft brewery, Bell’s, Kalamazoo has carved out a niche in the burgeoning craft beer movement. Like any good college town, Kalamazoo boasts a vibrant youth culture. The music roots run deep here, after all, it’s the birthplace of the Gibson Les Paul. With America’s first outdoor pedestrian mall, it’s no wonder the downtown is one of the most walkable in the nation. At the three corners of the Arcadia, Haymarket, and East End districts, you’ll find the historic Globe Building, home to the Kalamazoo Beer Exchange.