Yesterday, voting ended for the first round of March Draftness 2023!
The field of 64 Michigan breweries has been cut in half to 32. Round 2 is set to begin tomorrow, Saturday, March 18 at 7 pm on Better on Draft’s Facebook page and end on Tuesday, March 21 at 7:00 pm.
Similar to March Madness, some of the “games” were close and decided by a vote or two, while others were clear runaways. Whatever the outcome, we would like to thank everyone who voted on Facebook in Round 1.
Our graphic designer has decided to combine two of the regions together to make one graphic. Let’s take a look at the graphic and breakdown the regions.
The Southwest Region is on the left side and the East Region is on the right side of the graphic.
Southwest Region Round 2
- Saugatuck Brewing Co vs Gull Lake Distilling Company
- Albion Malleable Brewing Company vs Broad Leaf Brewery + Spirits
- TwoGuys Brewing vs Final Gravity Brewing Co
- Presidential Brewing Co vs ConfluxCity Brewing Company
East Region Round 2
- B. Nektar vs Arctic Circle Brewing Company
- Cadillac Straits Brewing Company vs Dog and Pony Show Brewing
- The Royal Oak Brewery vs Rustic Leaf Brewing Co
- Unexpected Craft Brewing Company vs Loaded Dice Brewery
The North Region is on the left side and the Central Region is on the right side of the graphic.
North Region Round 2
- Right Brain Brewery vs barrel + beam
- Beards Brewery vs Archival Brewing
- Odd Side Ales vs Big Buck Brewery
- Pigeon Hill Brewing Company vs Coopersville Brewing Co
Central Region Round 2
- Ellison Brewery and Spirits vs Ogma Brewing Co
- Farmington Brewing Co vs Brewery Becker
- Draught Horse Brewery vs Bearded Lamb Brewing Company
- Block Brewing Company vs Aberrant Ales
Is your favorite brewery still in March Draftness?
Who do you have winning it all?
Cheers!
Disclaimer: We at Better on Draft believe that our bracket is more unique than other brewery-related March Madness Brackets. We have reached out to hundreds of breweries throughout Michigan and received each brewery’s approval to participate. These breweries are added to the bracket on a first come first serve basis to create a field of 64. The brewery that wins is to host a keg party thrown by and paid for by us. With this type of buy in, we don’t want to assume that any and all breweries are good to complete the end of the deal.
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