05 July 2014

Random Beer Roundup: The Happy Birthday, 'Merica! Edition



Hoosier Beer Calendar

Events are subject to change



The Brewers


Tin Man Brewing in Evansville



July 13th, 4:00pm
Join us for our Summer Saison Sunday food and beer pairing! Delight your senses with a 3-course meal focusing primarily on meats, cheeses, and seasonal vegetables that have been sourced locally. The brewers have crafted three Saison styles of beer inspired by the farmhouse beers of the Belgian region of Wallonia: a low alcohol traditional version, a modern higher alcohol offering, and a peach fruit saison. The overall flavors to be found at this event will be fresh and refreshing, perfectly paired with the hot days of summer. Spend your afternoon imbibing great food and drink, enjoying great company, and a live performance from Evansville's own, Salt The Earth.



 Dare Devil Brewing
From Shane at Daredevil:
Tickets are now on sale for the Hops & Flip Flops Craft Beer Festival to be held on Friday, August 22nd. Information at http://hopsfest.eventbrite.com . Also, we have two great events on July 13th. We will be supporting the beer garden at the Speedway Cycling Grand Prix from noon to 4 pm. Racing starts at 8 am and the last race starts at 3:30 pm. That evening we are pairing some of our beers at the Chef's Night Out dinner at City Market. Tickets are still available for the 8:00 pmseating!

Construction update! Our final design plans for the new production brewery and tap room were submitted this week and we have approval meetings scheduled for the first week of August. If things stay on track we should be pulling permits and breaking ground in mid-August.

Looking to find our beers? We try to keep draft locations up to date on website and post frequently to our Twitter and Facebook pages on can and draft locations across the state. If you are having trouble finding Lift Off IPA on draft or cans it could just be because the place you are at ran out. Always feel free to drop us an email, post or tweet and we will try and help.


Upcoming events
* Speedway Cycling Grand Prix, Main Street, Speedway, July 13th
* CNO Indy's Vegetarian Dinner, The Patio at City Market, Sunday, July 13th
* Indiana Microbrewers Festival, Saturday, July 19th
* Sierra Nevada Beer Camp Across America, Rocky Mountain Edition, Denver, Friday, July 25th
* Brew Haven, New Haven, Saturday, August 2nd
* Hops & Flip Flops Craft Beer Festival and Street Fair, August 22nd


Daredevil Brewing Co. | Current beers available

Lift Off IPA: Our flagship beer available year round in cans and on draft.
A bounty of American Hops delivers the signature clean and crisp finish of a perfectly balanced West Coast style IPA.

Vacation Kölsch: A summer special release beer available on draft.
A delicately balanced, authentic Kölsch style ale brewed with the finest German malts, hops and yeast to provide a crisp, clean and refreshing match for summer relaxation.

Triton Brewing in Lawrence:
TRITON HOUSE BREWS
Fieldhouse Wheat, Sin Bin Belgian Pale Ale, Four Barrel Brown, Magnificent Amber Ale, Deadeye Stout, Railsplitter India Pale Ale, Wit or Witout You, Hometown Hero Golden Ale, Beer Hammock Shandy and Double Deadeye Imperial Stout
GUEST BREWS
Boulevard Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale, Country Boy Knotty Pine Imperial IPA, Destihl Wild Amber, Green Flash Hop Rod Red, Jolly Pumpkin La Roja, New Day Meadery’s South Cider, Schlafly’s Raspberry Heffeweiss, Vanberg & DeWulf Lambick X, Widmer’s Omission Lager and Widmer’s Omission Pale Ale & Wood Boat Pale Ale

TRITON BREWING EVENTS
Thursday, July 3
5-7pm Kahn’s Fine Wines and Spirits 4th of July Holiday Sampling (North Keystone Avenue, Indianapolis). We will be tapping a specialty pin of Triton Beer and sampling a number of brands. All Triton products will be 15% off on that day. Stop by, grab a sample and say, “Hi!”

Friday, July 4
11am-7:30pm Triton Brewing Company will be open for all your Holiday Beer needs. We will be closing early to provide our employees the opportunity to participate Independence Day celebrations. We will be open regular hours on July 3, July 5 & 6.
Wednesday, July 9
5-10pm at Triton Brewing Company we are Tapping the Grand Citra Station IPA!

Tuesday, July 15
Brewer Jon will be hanging out at the Copper Still (Noblesville) in the evening for Meet the Brewer, featuring Triton Beer!
Saturday, July 19
3-7pm is the 18th Annual Indiana Microbrewer’s Festival at Opti Park in Broad Ripple, 3-7pm. Early Admission at 2pm for VIP and Early Bird ticket holders. 3pm for General Admission Tickets. Tickets available June 1, for Indiana's best summer tradition! Early Bird, VIP & General Admission tickets are available on line at http://www.brewersofindianaguild.com/events/details/19th-annual-indiana-microbrewers-festival


Scarlet Lane Brewing in McCordsville

We donated a keg of Dorian Coffee Coconut to Tomlinson Tap Room for Barehands Head Brewer Money Raising Event. Throughout June/July - Limited number of Dorian Coffee Coconut kegs to hit market. Proceeds from sale go to Chris at Barehands, as well as, partnering restaurants donating majority of sale proceeds to Chris.
Events

7/11 - Tap Takeover at DC’s Pub in Zionsville 5-9pm

7/12 - Indiana Bastille Day Serving Fortville, Indiana 4-11pm

7/14 - Broad Ripple Adult Picnic at Broad Ripple Tavern, Beer sample vendor 7pm - all night

7/16 - Tap Takeover at Fireside Brewhouse in Greenwood 5-9pm

7/17 - IPA Tappig event at MacKenzie River Pizza 86th Street 4-9pm

7/18 - Beer Vendor for ASID Polo Event at Hickory Polo Club 5-9pm

7/19 - Summerfest ALL DAY

7/22 - Trivia Night at Rockstone Pizza 5-9PM


Indiana City Brewing Co. in Indianapolis


Our 4th of July Fest is just around the corner. Some of Indy's best local band we play and we're tapping our Independence Pale Ale at the party. Gate at 2:00, Music at 3:00.

Featuring:
We Are Hex
Pravada • Sirius Blvck
Andy D • Apollo Mono • White River Roller
DJ Action Jackson
Indiana City Brewing Co.
24 Shelby Steet, Indianapolis
Grilled food by Tlaolli
Sponsored by Sam Ash

Tickets: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/indiana-citys-2nd-annual-4th-of-july-fest-tickets-11884485817?aff=eorg
Facebook Event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/322580911226097/



New Albanian in New Albany

July 11, 18, 25 & August 1, 8, 15, 22: The Bicentennial Park Summer Concert Series takes place in downtown New Albany at Bicentennial Park, on the corner of Spring and Pearl – less than two blocks from Bank Street Brewhouse. On Friday from May 30 through August 22 (except July 4) there’ll be free musical performances from 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. Production Simple books the music, and NABC coordinates the bar. We serve the craft beer (Houndmouth, Black & Blue Grass, Naughty Girl, Community Dark and occasional surprises); River City Winery handles the wine; and Irish Exit and JR’s Pub will alternate serving mass-market beer.


The Ram 

Barefoot Wit is Back and on Tap Now at The RAM Restaurant and Brewery!
With the lazy days of summer finally here, The RAM Restaurant and Brewery has tapped their Barefoot Wit Belgian Style White Ale and is ready throw on the shades and soak up the sun.
The Barefoot Wit is the perfect summer complement, presenting a relaxing mix of barley, wheat, and oats and spiced with orange peel, coriander, and unique Belgian yeast. A 2013 bronze medal winner at the North American Beer Awards, the Barefoot Wit is the best companion on a warm summer day! Enjoy it now and for a limited time…If you’re not Barefoot, You’re overdressed.
Mug Club Monday (7/7/14)
Don't forget that the first Monday of every month is Mug Club Monday. All Mug Club Members get 50% off all food for parties of 8 or less.
IN OTHER NEWS:
Summer is here and that can only mean one thing... Beer Festivals!!
July 19th is the 19th annual Indiana Microbrewers Festival. Located at Opti Park in Broad Ripple with over 350 selection to choose from and a whole side of the park dedicated to Indiana Breweries. This festival is the largest of it's kind in Indiana and you definitely don't want to miss out on this one. For tickets and other info go to http://www.brewersofindianaguild.com/events/details/19th-annual-indiana-microbrewers-festival

Be sure to visit either of our locations for the World Cup to cheer on your favorite team (hopefully the USA!), and enjoy a pint or two of delicious beer while you're here!!

Flat 12 Bierwerks in Indianapolis
Happy 4th of July Weekend!
We don’t want you to go thirsty this weekend, so we will have our regular taproom hours (noon – 8pm) on Friday, July 4th. That’s right. Come hang out and drink beer on the patio with us during the day. Fill your growlers and bullets. Then venture downtown to watch the fireworks show.
World Cup Viewing Parties
Even though USA was knocked out in the match against Belgium, it doesn't mean the World Cup games are over.  Join us in the taproom this weekend (Friday, July 4th and Saturday, July 5th) for the Quarter Finals and then again next weekend for the Finals.
That’s right. Don’t miss your chance to drink some Indy Eleven/BYB beer while watching the World Cup matches on the big screen!
We need your help!
Indy Eleven has seen support like no other NASL team. We’re proud to be an official partner of the Indy Eleven and supporter of the Brickyard Battalion. Through the first few weeks of this season, our brewers have been working on a beer dedicated to the both Indy Eleven and the Brickyard Battalion. But, we’d like your input on names. So, use the long weekend to your advantage and head to the taproom. Grab an Indy Eleven brew and let us know what you think it should be called!
More upcoming events:
Indy Fringe 4th of July Picnic on Mass Ave 07/04/2014 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Inaugural Indianapolis Tour de Biere 07/12/2014 2:00 pm
Race City Rebels - July Bout 07/12/2014 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
World Cup Finals at Flat 12! 07/13/2014 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm

RSSIn The Taproom



Thr3e Wise Men Brewing Co.


Cobra Kai Japanese Rice Lager is now available!

Thr3e Wise Men Current Beers:
· Snow Bunny Blonde
· Two Lucys Blackberry Wheat
· Bulldog Brown
· Hubbard & Cravens Porter
· Rocky Ripple Pale Ale
· Golden Zoe IPA
· Centennial Martyr Double IPA
· New: Cobra Kai Japanese Rice Lager

Promotions:
· Are you a VIP Member? It is FREE to join! Become a member and after every 9 Growler Fills of Thr3e Wise Men Beer we will add $10 to your VIP Card.

Upcoming Beers:
· August: German Pilsner
· Tuesday August 5th



Bars, Restaurants, Carryout, & Distributors

Patio is fully open, weather permitting! We rolled out our new summer menu last week, stop in and check it out.
- July 29th, 7:00pm - Trivia Night 

- July 16th, 5:00pm - We are hosting the Hoosier Beer Geeks on Wednesday 7/16, pouring 6 of their favorite drafts in the basement


Papa's in Culver
New to our selection of 30 drafts: Sierra Nevada Southern Hemisphere Harvest Ale, Bloomington Brewing Co. Quarryman Pale Ale, New Holland Dragon's Milk Reserve, Greenbush Sotto Voce, Oskar Blues Old Chub Scotch Ale, Dark Horse Crooked Tree IPA, Upland Campside

On Deck: 3 Floyds War Mullet, Shoreline Stellar Blue, Southern Tier Single Hopped 2xONE IPA, Founder's Double Trouble

Come see us when you are up north! Cheers!



Patrick's Kitchen in Zionsville
Now on tap:
Gumball Head, La Trappe Quad, Bier's Marzen, Brooklyn Summer Ale, New Albanian Hoptimus, Stone's Triticale Quad, Taxman's Belgian Black, Tow Yard goldie Hops, Tow Yard Pale, Kentucky Brewing's Bourbon Ale, and we have other Bier, Tow Yard, and FFF on deck.



Starlight Distribution, LLC 

From Josh:
Keep a look out for these two:
New in stock and already making it's way around the state from Brouwerij de Molen comes a collab with Anchorage Brewing called Mud & Funk. This Brett Imperial Stout combines De Molen's mastery of dark beers and Anchorage's mastery of funk and wood, was aged in a mixture of Wine and Bourbon barrels. Blended back together, this dark, funky, and complex stout is sure to please. Available in 750ml bottles statewide now.

Also back in stock from our pals up in Chicago comes Local Option's Vokuhila. A traditional take on the classic German style Helles Bock, this strong golden larger clocks in at 6.5% and features a robust hop and malt profile. Much like it's namesake, its work in the front end and party on the backside. Available statewide in 500ml bottles and 1/6bbls!
Upcoming Events:
July 9th - Country Boy Brewing Tap Takeover at The Sinking Ship (More info)
July 23rd - North Peak Tap Takeover at The Sinking Ship (More info)




Beer & Fundraising Events

2nd Annual Beer Cocktail Contest at Mass Ave Pub
Tuesday, July 15th
6-9 pm  
We had so much fun last year that Mass. Avenue Pub and Indiana Girls' Pint Out are hosting the 2nd Annual Beer Cocktail Contest!  
The rules are as follows:
1. The cocktail must contain at least one craft beer.
2. The cocktail must contain at least one liquor.
3. All ingredients must be easily accessible and legal to consume.  
You have until July 1st to submit your recipe here: http://tiny.cc/gpococktail
The contest culminates on Tuesday, July 15th at Mass Ave Pub. The top three recipes will be available to sample and purchase. Buy a full-sized version and you will receive a ticket to vote for the best cocktail!
The winner receives $100 AND that cocktail will be featured as Mass Ave Pub the remainder of July!


Pint Night with Indiana On Tap
Thursday, July 31st
6:30 pm
Three Pints Brewpub (Plainfield)
Join Girls Pint Out with the gentlemen of Indiana On Tap at Three Pints Brewpub on Thursday, July 31st at 6:30 pm. Three Pints is in Plainfield - an easy 20 minute drive from downtown.

We'll be sipping $3.50 pints on the patio. Food specials will be available. The brewer will be mingling with guests. The opportunity to go on a tour is also available. We'll also be celebrating that Three Pints will be opening a Martinsville location this summer!

This is a co-ed event!



Raise a Pint fundraiser  for Chris Gerard (from Bare Hands Brewery)

Throughout the month of June, there will be donated kegs on tap at Tom Tap:




    Beer MBA Classes - More Than Just a Tasting
    This is a unique opportunity for people at all knowledge levels to learn more about the World's Classic Beer Styles. As we sample each beer, we'll briefly discuss its origin, history and what makes it unique. This is a fun experience. Don't miss it!
    • Designed for Everyone (must be 21 years of age)
    • Flexible Schedule - Take Any Class in Any Order (after attending a Class 1)
    • Take All 3 Classes and Get Your "MBA Certificate"
    Only $50 per 3-hr Class (includes free samples of all beers)
    Discounts available: Sign up for all 3 classes for $135 total! Call for group discounts
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    SUMMER SERIES: 
    Class 1 – Sat, May 31
    Class 2 – Sat, June 21
    Class 3 – Sat, August 9
    FALL SERIES:  
    Class 1 – Sat, August 23
    Class 2 – Sat, September 13
    Class 3 – Sat, October 4
    Beer Vacations Follow the link to learn more, new trips added!
    Guided Beer Vacations to Belgium and Germany
    Take a Dream Trip to Belgium or Germany where nearly everything is planned and coordinated for you. Visit the Famous Breweries and the Best Beer Bars in the World, all led and guided by Ron Smith, a recognized Beer Expert that will help explain even more about the legendary beer styles, history and cultures.
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    Whiskey MBA (Master of Barrel-Whiskey Appreciation) Classes Coming This Fall...

    03 July 2014

    Hoosier Beer Geek Six Pack Interview: Tristan Schmid, Communications Director, Brewers of Indiana Guild

    The Brewers of Indiana Guild is the trade group that collectively represents Indiana's brewers. They promote Indiana beer through advertising, communications, and festivals. The Indiana Microbrewers Festival on July 19th in Broad Ripple is a BIG event. Last week, the Guild hired Tristan Schmid as their Communications Director. You will find him, amongst other places, tweeting from @drinkindiana.

    1.) Tristan, how Hoosier are you? Or, where are you from, where have you been, etc.?

    I was born in Angola and grew up in Greenwood. After high school, I ventured toward the mountains and lived in Boulder, CO for a year and half (where I learned to love skiing), then went to school at IU Bloomington and IUPUI.

    My wife and I have lived on the east side of Indy and in Broad Ripple (where the Indiana Microbrewers Festival takes place), and we're now in Fountain Square, just a few walkable blocks from Fountain Square Brewing.

    2.) How beer geek are you? Or, how did you come into the craft beer world, what do you like to drink, etc.?

    Not that they're craft, but I had my first beers--Labatt Wildcat and Labatt Crystal--on a fishing trip in Canada with my dad. I still have the cans [will send you a pic]. I started moving toward craft beer when I had Blue Moon while I lived in Colorado. It didn't take me long to find out that Blue Moon's marketing was more crafty than the beer was craft.

    I discovered Bell's Oberon when I moved back to Indiana, then drank a lot of Upland Wheat in Bloomington. I started getting into IPAs and the rest of the craft beer world when I tasted Stone IPA at one of Bloomington's beer festivals over a decade ago, and started drinking more varieties from more breweries from there.

    I met Clay Robinson, Owner of Sun King Brewing and President of the Brewers of Indiana Guild, when he started Sun King five years ago, and I observed how a combination of great beers, personal outreach and powerful marketing helped them grow rapidly.

    Two years ago, I approached Jeff Mease and Mike Fox of Bloomington Brewing Co. to see if I could help them strengthen BBC's brand; they hired me, I drank a lot of their beer and spread the message of how good it was, one thing led to another, and now I'm representing not just them but all Indiana craft breweries.

    I'll drink pretty much any fresh beer you put in front of me. But I spend my money almost exclusively on local beer. It's not a cheap habit, but I'd rather buy one premium pint of Indiana craft beer than two or three or four PBRs, for a variety of reasons. When you buy local beer, you're supporting the local economy, local culture, and the environment: Shipping a keg or case of beer across the state takes a heck of a lot less energy than doing so cross-country.

    3.) For most, social media is a hobby. For you, it's a profession. Tell us about your experience and your approach.

    I couldn't have cared less about social media when Facebook started. I only started using it and Twitter when I became Communications and Marketing Director at the Humane Society of Indianapolis in 2008; I quickly saw the power it had to share stories about things that I love. And it's been an integral part of my professional life ever since.

    I regard social media as a professional tool, not as something that you just use for your organization because it's there and it's (for the most part) free. It has the power to reach more people more quickly than any method we've had before, and it's not something to just be handed over to an intern because you don't want to worry about it. I've seen countless examples of of companies or non-profits failing to use best practices on social media, which are not that complicated.

    I try to respect my audience, writing to one person at a time and recognizing that they've chosen to pay attention to me as well. When you see a TV commercial or a billboard, you typically haven't chosen to see it. But with social media, people have opted in to your messages; from a marketing perspective, that's an enormous privilege that shouldn't be taken for granted.

    So I try to respond to people as quickly as possible when they share a question or concern on social media--we all expect immediate gratification online. A fast response shows that you care, whereas no response implies the opposite.

    For example, tens of thousands of people check in to thousands of craft beers every day on Untappd, and many of them tweet their check-ins, too. Breweries can offer "cheers" to drinkers on Untappd or Twitter who like their brewery and check into their beers, but you'd be amazed at how few breweries actually do this. That's too bad, as it's easy to do and shows people that you care and are listening.

    Finally, a good website is actually the most important part of any social media strategy. It's the hub that all other messages--social media, email marketing, even traditional media--should radiate from. Different people prefer to consume info in different ways, so if you're putting something important on Twitter but not on your website or in your email newsletter, you're automatically excluding groups of people who might love to hear your message but just haven't signed up to do so on the services you're using.

    4.) Communications Director is a new position for the Guild. What will be your responsibilities?

    Well, I just mentioned the importance of a good website, so I have to mention that I'll be looking at how we can improve our website, which needs some love.

    I'll ramp up our presence on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and will start using email marketing a bit more.

    And I can't leave out traditional media: Print, TV and radio are still very important, so I'll be working to share our message there, too.

    I'm helping to improve internal communications on efforts like legislative alerts for our members and welcoming new breweries to the fold.

    And last but not least, I'm helping to improve the Guild's brand in general and working on specific campaigns that I'm really excited about, which you'll hear more about soon.

    5.) What are your goals for Guild communications? What can we expect to see?

    My biggest goal is to use all the tools at our disposal so that the Guild speaks as a unified voice, which will in turn help all Indiana craft breweries. Because my position was basically one that many people shared different aspects of before, it was hard to get a consistent message across. A little bit of dedicated effort will go a long way.

    In terms of what to watch for from the Guild: We'll be at the Indiana State Fair in the DuPont Pavilion in August, so stop by and say hello--and don't forget that there will be craft beer for you to enjoy at the Fair this year!

    Also, we're working on some special things that will help Indiana beer fans show their state pride while helping the brewers who brew the beer they love.

    6.) We know you love @hoosierbeergeek. Who/what are your other favorite Twitter, Instagram, etc. accounts that we should follow?

    I don't want to play favorites, so I'll urge you to simply follow your favorite local breweries on the social networks you're on: Even if they aren't very active online yet, there's a good chance they will be in the future. And sign up for their enewsletters; email is still one of the best ways to get the heads-up on new brews and events.

    Since I follow thousands of accounts, I'll just point out a few, not necessarily related directly to brewing. I enjoy following visitbtown on Instagram because their photos bring back great memories of the years I lived in Bloomington. On Twitter, I'm a fan of @DenverBeerGuy because he shares all kinds of interesting news from the beer world (and he's from one of my favorite states.) On Facebook, I love Outdoor Indiana: Frank Oliver posts gorgeous photos of the natural beauty across the state, which, of course, you can check out as you explore new breweries and new locales.

    Bonus question for an even brewer's half-dozen: Is there anything else that you want the Hoosier beer community to know?

    We are ridiculously spoiled in this state when it comes to local craft beer, and we should be proud of that fact. Last summer, my dad and I took our own brewery/distillery tour in Wisconsin. I expected to be wowed by the beer selections, but was surprisingly underwhelmed. And I just got back from southern California, where I visited a number of both small (Strand, Monkish) and large (Stone) breweries. Sure, I enjoyed many fine brews out there, but the variety of local choices we have in Indiana is impressive even compared to that region.

    Press Release: Indiana Microbrewers Festival

    Press Release from the Brewers of Indiana Guild...

    Tickets are now available for the 19th Annual Indiana Microbrewers Festival, the largest beer festival in Indiana. The event takes place on Saturday, July 19, from 3-7 p.m. at Opti-Park, 780 East 66th Street, on the grounds of the Indianapolis Art Center in Broad Ripple on Indy’s north side. A portion of ticket sales benefits the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

    Craft beer fans can purchase general admission tickets--which include a commemorative tasting glass, unlimited beer samples, and 3 p.m. admission--for $40. Early Bird tickets, good for entry at 2 p.m., are available for $15 more. The event is expected to sell out all 6,000 tickets in advance.

    All tickets are available at brewersofindianaguild.com, and general admission tickets are for sale beginning today at Indianapolis-area Big Red Liquor stores. $10 Designated Driver tickets, available online and at the gate the day of the event, are good for free unlimited soft drinks and coffee from Bee Coffee Roasters.

    “This year’s event will be better than ever,” said Clay Robinson, President of the Brewers Guild of Indiana and Owner of Sun King Brewing. “80-plus breweries, most from Indiana, will bring more than 200 beers, giving craft beer fans plenty of their favorites and offering tastes of many new brews.”

    The event will also feature local food vendors and musicians.

    The Brewers of Indiana Guild is enlisting volunteers to help at the event; those interested in volunteering can email BeerVolunteerList@gmail.com for more information.

    Indianapolis-area Big Red Liquors stores selling general admission tickets:

    5510 N. Emerson Way, Indianapolis
    1111 E. 86th Street, Indianapolis
    5602 N. Georgetown Rd, Indianapolis
    5959 Crawfordsville Rd, Speedway
    9546 Allisonville Rd, Indianapolis
    8029 Pendleton Pike, Indianapolis
    9908 E. 79th Street, Indianapolis
    7015 Kentucky Ave, Indianapolis
    7930 S. Emerson, Indianapolis
    2230 Stafford Rd, Plainfield
    8607 N. Michigan Rd, Indianapolis
    4201 S.East Street, Indianapolis
    1067 Broad Ripple Ave, Indianapolis
    5301 W. 10th St, Indianapolis
    8975 E. Washington St, Indianapolis
    40 Northfield Dr, Brownsburg
    1447 E. Main St, Brownsburg
    3437 E. 86th Street, Indianapoolis
    2290 E. 116th Street, Carmel
    9685 Olio Rd, Fishers
    9526 E. 126th Street, Fishers
    9777 E. 116th Street, Fishers
    8924 S. Meridian Street, Indianapolis
    5439 S. East Street, Indianapolis
    25 N. Pennsylvania St, Indianapolis