Happy Harry’s Bottle Shops have been an integral part of the North Dakota landscape and lifestyle for over 70 years. Our iconic “barns” average 16,000 square feet per store and are designed with your shopping convenience and enjoyment in mind. Each of our conveniently located stores in Fargo and Grand Forks offer one of the largest and finest selections between Minneapolis and Seattle. Our low prices and outstanding customer service don’t hurt either! Come see for yourself why Happy Harry’s is consistently voted the best!
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Happy Harry’s Bottle Shops have been an integral part of the North Dakota landscape and lifestyle for over 70 years. Our iconic “barns” average 16,000 square feet per store and are designed with your shopping convenience and enjoyment in mind. Each of our conveniently located stores in Fargo and Grand Forks offer one of the largest and finest selections between Minneapolis and Seattle. Our low prices and outstanding customer service don’t hurt either! Come see for yourself why Happy Harry’s is consistently voted the best!
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Loon Juice Cider Company
BEER/CIDER OF THE MONTH – SEPTEMBER 2018 WRITTEN BY: ALEX T – Happy Harry’s Brew Crew History Loon Juice is a craft cider brand and from the name it’s easy to determine that it is produced in Minnesota, being that the state bird is the loon. The Cidery is located at...
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Grilled Flatbread paired with Fleur de Mer Rosé
Grilled Flatbread with Peaches and Arugula, paired with Fleur de Mer Rosé Written by Michelle T. Fleur de Mer Rosé, Cotes de Provence, Provence, France Fleur de Mer Rosé is a new offering starting with the 2016 vintage, made in cooperation with E & J Gallo and Les...
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Uinta Brewing Company
BREWERY OF THE MONTH – AUGUST 2018 WRITTEN BY: ALEX T – Happy Harry’s Brew Crew History Uinta was born in a state with one of the lowest beer consumption ratios of the nation. Given those odds you would assume that there is no way for a brewery to strive and flourish...
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