Schell’s Brewery in New Ulm, Minn. was established in 1860, making it the second oldest brewery in the US. (The first is Yuengling.) We went for a tour and a tasting on a beautiful Friday afternoon.
We started with a trip to the museum, which shows historical brewery items.
Here is hunna with one of the Schell ancestors:
My turn:
I believe this device was for moving kegs around. Looks scary.
The Schell family was having a reunion that weekend. We saw some of the gift bags, which were tagged with some very Minnesota names:
Here is where you guy your ticket for the brewery tour:
Brick building:
The residence:
We’re walkin’ here:
We had some time before the tour, so we walked around the gardens of the other residence:
Peacock:
Like a deer, caught in the headlights:
Family portrait:
On the steps.
Heading back to the building:
Annie and Doris:
Now it’s time for the tour:
Various brewery items:
Big kettle:
Tasting time!
And that’s our trip to Schell’s! Cheers, hunna!
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