Is there a craft beer bubble? Minnesota brewers say there's room for everyone, but some taprooms face uncertainty

It's a turbulent time to be in Minnesota's craft beer business. More than a dozen years after state laws began to change to allow breweries to sell their products on-site, craft beer is everywhere. So are a bunch of beer alternatives — like locally distilled spirits, hard seltzers and THC drinks. Add inflation, changing consumer habits, some high-profile closures and a recent bankruptcy filing ...

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