Minneapolis, MN
– April 1, 2025 – Modist Brewing, the brewery known for redefining beer as we know it, has once again taken innovation to absurd new heights with the release of Modist Hard Milk.
Clocking in at 5% ABV, Hard Milk is a surprisingly smooth, slightly sweet, and questionably protein-packed beverage that challenges everything we thought we knew about dairy.
“At Modist, we’re always asking ourselves, ‘What’s better than water?’ And this time, the answer was obvious—milk,” said Zach Potts, Modist’s self-appointed Resident Milk Salesman. “Better than soft? Hard. And so, Hard Milk was born.”
While the concept may seem like an April Fools’ joke (and let’s be honest, it kinda is), Modist Hard Milk is very real and available today only in the taproom for those daring enough to try it.
Modist Hard Milk is limited, weird, and probably a terrible idea—but that’s never stopped us before. Stop by the taproom today and experience the future of dairy… before it disappears forever.
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About Modist Brewing Co.
Modist opened in the North Loop neighborhood of Minneapolis in April of 2016, aiming to modify beer and how it is perceived by defying rules and expectations. Utilizing a mash filter-powered brewing system, they push past traditional brewing by embracing creativity and unconstrained experimentation. Known for producing unconventional beers, Modist has risen to become one of Minnesota’s most well-recognized breweries. They have expanded distribution into select metro areas in New York, New Jersey, Iowa, Illinois, South Dakota, and Nebraska.
Modist’s flagship beers include Dreamyard (hazy IPA made from oats and wheat), False Pattern (hazy pale ale brewed from oats), and First Call (an oat-based cold press coffee lager). Modist has received numerous accolades, including being named Minnesota’s Most Innovative Brewery at the MN Brewer's Cup.
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