Introducing Local POUR Magazine – the perfect resource for folks looking to indulge in toasting close to home. Serving the southeast suburbs of metro Detroit, Local POUR’s region begins south in Grosse Pointe and goes north to St. Clair, west to Oxford and south to Ferndale.  Local POUR will include entertaining, interesting and educational stories on all things poured. From new wineries to craft crawl ideas to special columns on pairing food with pours, we will cover it all. Best of all we will have a complete listing of local POUR establishments creating a craft directory, making this publication a real keepsake for the reader.
 

Local POUR comes out twice a year, with a Fall/Winter edition out in September and a Spring/Summer edition out in March. Look for the latest edition at your favorite tasting destination.

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Featured Content

Cheers

Cheers

Since the weather is finally perfect for craft connoisseurs to enjoy the outdoors, we compiled a list of unique wineries and festive outdoor sipping places.

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High End Spirits

High End Spirits

After craft beer brewers loosened legislation for making spirits, craft distilling became a rising star. In 2000, there were only a few dozen craft distillers in the United States.

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A Smashing Good Time

A Smashing Good Time

If you think making wine requires stomping grapes and purple feet, you’re in for a pleasant surprise. Today’s wine is made without getting dirty – and you can do so close to home.

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Love is Crafts at Home

Love is Crafts at Home

All of us love going to tasting rooms, but sometimes you just want to sit on your own patio with your favorite craft. So how do you buy howlers, growlers, cans, or bottles to take home?

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A Beverage for the Ages

A Beverage for the Ages

Yes, beer, can hold its own against other scientific giants. If not for microbiology, physics or chemistry, we couldn’t have “a cold one” with friends on a summer afternoon.

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A Brew Plan

A Brew Plan

Patti Eisenbraun has a passion for quality, craft beer. The former teacher took years of research and study before opening Brown Iron Brewhouse in Washington Township.

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