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Fargo, North Dakota
Fargo's landmark 'Super Mega Weird' brewery in an 1880 railyard — FM Pride's go-to tap.
Housed in an 1880 Northern Pacific Railroad repair building, Drekker Brewing Company is a Fargo landmark that predates North Dakota statehood. Self-described as a 'Super Mega Weird Brewery,' the taproom releases 6-8 new small-batch beers every other Friday, specializing in double IPAs and 'smoothie sours' from their Chonk series. The massive 100,000-square-foot Brewhalla complex features a boutique hotel and local food market. While not a dedicated gay bar, Drekker is a primary partner for FM Pride, hosting the official Pride dance parties and recurring drag brunches.
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