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The city's largest beer bar with 130 kegs, tapping everything from Indiana to international brews, will open this summer in Broad Ripple.

HopCat is opening its first location outside of its home state of Michigan after noting the growing brew scene in Indiana.

"Indiana, it's definitely on the increase for its burgeoning craft beer culture," said HopCat founder and owner Mark Sellers. "It's an exciting time for the craft beer scene, and we want to be a part of it."

At least 13 brewers will open this year in Indianapolis, a 50 percent bump for the city's craft beer industry.

HopCat, which is consistently ranked among the top bars in the U.S., is scheduled to open in August. The focal point of the 9,600-square-foot establishment, which also has family friendly