Sunfish moved into the same location as Buon Giorno Italia. The wine selection is small but I do…read moreappreciate that they have their bottles displayed at a slant and not standing up. After purchasing bottles elsewhere and finding a dried out cork, I do appreciate the effort. I was confused about whom to ask if I wanted advice. Most of the staff seem to be employed on the food side here. Prices are about average for a small store.

Sadly, I must update this review and drastically downgrade my rating. We were quite surprised when…read morewe were out near Sunfish to discover they moved about a mile down the street from their original location. No big deal, we followed the signs and located the new location, which is tucked off the road in an odd sort of retail center. Unfortunately, we discovered that the new location shares a space with an Italian cafe or bistro type of restaurant. There is a good amount of wine available, which makes sense I guess. But the beer selection, which used to be among the best-curated and most unique in the area, is now not even worth the stop. The walk-in cooler for beer is a sad, sad state of affairs, especially if you know what the selection used to be like. Certainly, if wine is your thing, I'm sure there's something passable if you need a bottle to go with dinner or take to a party. But if you're looking for beer, move on to a different store. Hit Thomas Liquors or Ale Jail in St. Paul. Sadly, everything that made Sunfish a unique beer lovers' destination is no more. We are truly sad about it. This was one of our favorite hidden gems in the Twin Cities. As an aside, we also were not impressed by the service. When we walked in, a girl rushed up to us and asked if we needed help. I highly suspect she thought we were going to steal something. It did not make us feel welcomed. And then she straight-up lied to us. She told us that most of the beer from the old location had been brought over, which is absolutely not true. I am truly sad to say we will not be back.

I went to Christine's cheese class at Sisyphus brewing as an event with a young Jewish group and…read morewas blown away at how great it was! I didn't really know what to expect with a cheese class, but I came out of it learning so much more than I thought, and full of delicious cheese! We started with a board of 6 different cheeses, decently large pieces too for a tasting! They each had a delicious pairing, plus some mini toasts to help with the tasting. Christine taught on stage all about the cheese making process and about each cheese we were tasting. She is so funny and kind, and gave great recommendations! My favorite part is that all the cheeses are MN/WI local artisan cheeses (small batch), and she had some for sale after the class! I would definitely recommend a cheese class for a group of friends or organization - I want to try the different boards they offer next!

I took a cheese class run by The Grater Good hosted at Sisyphus brewing and it was an incredible…read moretime! Christine is so friendly and incredibly knowledgeable about the dairy and cheese making process! It was amazing to hear about her journey to starting The Grater Good, learn about cheese facts, and try all of the different cheese pairings. You can really tell how passionate she is about her work, everyone in the room had a smile on their face! It was perfectly paced, I loved how we talked about cheese facts between trying each sample! The class was one of the best tastings (of any food or drink) I've ever done and I will definitely be passing along her info to other groups I'm a part of so that I can take the class again! If I could give 6 stars for this I would!