BEER LOVERS SPECIAL

ULTIMATE BEER LOVERS/CHILI COOK-OFF GET-AWAY

Beyer Haus Beer Lovers Special

1st Annual Firefighters Charity Chili Cook-off
Date: May 22, 2010
Event Description
If you are a chili lover, beer fan, or just love to spend a Saturday afternoon supporting a good cause, you are not going to want to miss this event! Schells Brewery is hosting a charity chili cook-off for fire departments across the state. Proceeds from this event will be donated to the winning department’s charity of choice.
In addition to chili, the event will also feature an M.C., music, and of course, great beer! The Museum of the Brewery and Gift Shop will also be open so you can leave properly attired supporting your backyard brewery, which holds the title of the second-oldest, family -owned brewery in the nation! Come join us and help celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Schells Brewery.

The package cost is $110.00 per couple and includes: Happy Hour with appetizers each evening, Schells beer or wine from our own Morgan Creek Vineyards and a gift certificate for dinner at George’s Fine Steaks and Spirits. Also included is a “Beer Lovers” basket of various Schells products, including bottles of their Hopfenmalz 150th anniversary beer, admission for the brewery tour and the Chili Cook-Off. All rooms have private baths, TV with DVD, Wi-Fi, sumptuous robes, complimentary soft drinks, popcorn, etc. in the guest’s parlor, and a full hearty breakfast each morning. Cost of room accomodations is in addition to the package price. Come for 1 night or the whole weekend. Book early because space is limited. Website: www.BeyerHaus.com

Prairie Piecemakers Quilt Show

Prairie Piecemakers Quilt ShowDate: March 26, 2010 Time: 09:00 AM – 06:00 PM Event DescriptionPrairie Piecemakers Quilt Show at DAC (formerly Middle School) Share with us a unique fabric experience with specialty shops, demonstrations, door prizes and a parade of quilts. Quilt ladies lunch available. Parking in back

SCHELLS BREWERY

New Ulm, Minnesota Schell’s Brewery is celebrating 150 years of brewing by bringing back home deliveries! For a limited time, New Ulm residents can sign-up to have a commemorative case delivered to their door! The case will feature labels used throughout the Brewery’s history. Each case will be signed by Ted Marti, 5th generation descendant of August Schell. Want to know more, visit Schell’s Anniversary page found at www.schellsbrewery.

Fashing and Bock Fest

Join us for Fasching and Schell’s Bock Fest on February 13 — something to look forward to amid a long, cold winter:

Fasching is an old carnival tradition that originated in the European Alps to chase away winter. Strips of cloth are strung across downtown Minnesota Street in the German peasant tradition, and the “Narren,” masked characters in colorful costumes, walk the streets inviting people to the party. Held at Turner Hall, Fasching includes music, food and dancing; costumes are encouraged.

Schell’s Bock Fest takes place outdoors on the grounds of Schell’s brewery. Enjoy an award-winning beverage beside a big bonfire and a few thousand friends. The highlight of the day is the Bock Medallion Hunt, when participants use clues to find the “bocks” (a gruff and stubborn goat of winter), to win cash and merchandise prizes.

It is beautiful here in New Ulm. A little cold, but the trees are gorgeous

Beautiful ice-laden trees

Beautiful ice-laden trees

Holiday Craft Weekend/ Shopping Opener

Holiday Craft Weekend/ Shopping Opener
In-home craft sales and events throughout New Ulm.                                             Nov. 6 -7 , 13 – 14, 2009
www.shoot4newulm.com
www.shoppingnewulm.com

Hauntings at the Haus??

The following is an excerpt from BedandBreakfast.com’s article on “Are You Sleeping with a Ghost?”

Beyer Haus, New Ulm, MN: This former funeral parlor is home to a number of spirits. When the innkeepers moved in, they felt taps on the shoulders and heard footsteps, even when no one else was there. A local psychic medium and paranormal investigator was able to shed light on six different spirits: Charlie is a little boy who died in his bed of scarlet fever, yet still runs through the hallways and teases the dog. Another spirit is the former caretaker, still checking on the house. The housekeeper, Claire, keeps things neat and tidy in Maggie’s Room and, and another spirit lives in the basement. A small boy resides primarily in the closet on the third floor, and has been known to hold hands with guests. All spirits love to appear when least expected.

Ways to save at a B & B

Choose a one-tank destination: Luckily gas prices are lower and there are a wide variety of B&B options within a one-tank drive from the country’s major cities. Choose a closer destination and drive to your getaway.

Keep tuning in for more advice on how to save on your next B&B getaway.

Bed and Breakfast vs. Hotel Stays

Everyone is looking for a deal these days, and there is no shortage of them at B&Bs. A complimentary gourmet  breakfast is always included. Yet, there are lesser-known and equally worthwhile benefits to a B&B stay. In fact, we’ve calculated as much as $180 in savings realized by staying at a B&B as opposed to a Luxury Hotel. Recently, BedandBreakfast.com polled innkeepers to learn about the array of amenities offered at inns and B&Bs throughout the country.  Figures below reflect our survey results. Here’s how the value of B&Bs add up:

- Free breakfasts for two daily (all B&Bs): $50
- Free Wi-Fi access and/or guest computers (nearly 90% of B&Bs): $20
- Free evening refreshments available, wine/beer and appetizers for two (94% of B&Bs): $40
- Tip-free help with luggage & concierge services (restaurant reservations, etc.) (over 65% of B&Bs): $10 
- Fresh flowers in rooms: $20.00

-Early morning coffee service in your room: $15.00

-In-room movies, puzzles, games-$20.00

-Complimentary water, soft drinks, popcorn-access to microwave for all guests-$10.00

Why wouldn’t you choose a Bed and Breakfast?? 

Blog from one of our Guests

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September 20, 2009 | Griff Wigley | Comments 0

A gift from the New Ulm Chamber of Commerce

 New in Town New Ulm Chamber gift basket Beyer Haus B&B Bill and Peggy Beyer, Beyer Haus B&B
Robbie and I won a New Ulm Chamber of Commerce drawing back in March when we saw the New Ulm-based movie, New in Town. The Chamber’s gift basket contained all sorts of goodies, but the biggie was a night’s stay in the Silverson Suite at the Beyer Haus B&B, courtesy of the owners (also bloggers), Bill and Peggy Beyer.

Hot tub, Beyer Haus B&B Mr. MacDougal, Beyer Haus B&B miniature diorama, Beyer Haus B&B miniature diorama, Beyer Haus B&B 
The meticulously restored Beyer Haus B&B has many charms, including luxurious hot tubs, a hilarious dog named Mr. MacDougal who can briefly balance a basketball on his nose while zooming around the backyard, and miniature dioramas hidden in the baseboards of every room.

Ann Makepeace, New Ulm Heritage Preservation Commission Historic Downtown Walking Tour Video Podcasts outdoor dining at Lola's Larkspur Market  Maggie Mae at  Lola's Larkspur Market 
We were joined at breakfast by a neighbor of the Beyer’s, Ann Makepeace, who serves on New Ulm’s Heritage Preservation Commission. Ann was one of those involved in the creation of the Historic Downtown Walking Tour Video Podcasts that I’ve heard so much about from Northfield Historical Society’s Hayes Scriven. We checked out two iPods from the Visitors Center and spent a couple hours downtown on Saturday afternoon on the podcast walking tour, including the Post Office/History Center above. We used most of the 50 dollars of Chamber Bucks that were in the gift basket for some outdoor dining at the ‘upscale Italian’ Lola’s Larkspur Market (newspaper story) restaurant. Fun coincidence: our waitress, Maggie Mae, grew up in the Beyer Haus. Maggie’s Room was her bedroom.

What might Northfield learn from New Ulm on this type of promotion, other than to make sure a blogger wins the drawing?

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