whether it`s on tap, in bottles, cans or kegs, beer is what

BEER +
BREWING
FROM LEGENDARY
GERMAN BREWERS
B L AT Z , P A B S T , S C H L I T Z
AND MILLER TO
MODERN CRAFT BREW
BEER +
BREWING
WHETHER IT’S ON TAP, IN
BOTTLES, CANS OR KEGS, BEER
IS WHAT “MADE MILWAUKEE
FAMOUS.”
BEER +
BREWING
Milwaukee Pedal Tavern — A 16-Person, bicycle-powered party on wheels!
M A S T E R S , M I LW A U K E E ’ S
B E E R H E R I TA G E A N D
C U LT U R E C O N T I N U E S .
Milwaukee’s vast array of beer and brewing opportunities expanded with the completion of the
Brewhouse Inn & Suites. Now visitors can even sleep while immersed in brewing history at the
former Pabst Brewery. Historic highlights of this 90-room, all-suite hotel include five original
giant copper brew kettles in the second floor lobby and a stained glass window depicting King
Gambrinus, the patron saint of beer. The property, which was featured in Jetsetter 2014, is also
home to Jackson’s Blue Ribbon Pub, a brewpub featuring casual fare and an outdoor beer garden.
If you’re in the charmoing Wauwatosa neighborhood, head on
over to the The Landing at Hoyt Park for a sip and a dip in
the local pool. Finally, don’t forget about the newest addition
to Milwaukee’s beer garden family! Opened in Summer 2014,
Humboldt Park Beer Garden is operated by the Saint Francis
Brewing Co., a local micro-brewery.
s Historical Beer Tours
Take a step back in time when you journey through more than
150 years of brewing history at one of the nation’s brewing giants,
MillerCoors. The hour-long, FREE tour walks guests from the
historic, underground caves where Frederick Miller cooled his brew
to the modern, high-speed production lines that crank out some
of the most popular beer in the U.S. Enjoy a few samples after the
tour in the historic, Bavarian-style Miller Inn.
If you like PBR, you’ll love Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery. A retro-cool tour sets the
stage with vintage beer commercials and your choice of an ice-cold Pabst, Schlitz or root beer.
The “Best” buildings are the site of the former Pabst Corporate Offices, which include Captain
Pabst’s office, the Blue Ribbon Hall and cozy Captain’s Courtyard.
If you’d like to experience how Captain Pabst lived, make sure to check out the Pabst Mansion,
located downtown on Wisconsin Avenue. Built in the 1890s to be one of the finest homes in the
city, the mansion was inspired by the Flemish Renaissance Revival style. Pabst’s former home
is complete with ornately handcrafted woodwork, original wall coverings, elegant furnishings and
beautiful stained glass.
To quench your thirst after all of these historical beer
Brewery
Tours
stours,
visit any
of Milwaukee’s phenomenal brewery tours.
@ visitmilwaukee
[email protected]
414.287.4255
Craving a Sprecher brew? Travel around with the brewing
company’s traveling beer garden. Careful, locations vary!
Make your way downtown for the Water Street Brewery tour. This
local favorite, which is part brewery, part restaurant, boasts the
production of 10.5 million glasses of beer. Water Street Brewery
has three locations, Downtown, Grafton and Delafield. Call to
make reservations for your tour.
Find a modern twist on old-world brewing tradition at Sprecher
Brewing Company, including a tasting in their Munich-style
beer garden. Sprecher’s Black Bavarian is ranked one of the top
American Beers in the country.
s Beer Gardens
Don’t drink? Don’t worry.
Quench your thirst with the root beer ranked the best
in the U.S. by the New York Times.
Next, head over to the Forest Home Cemetery where you will find the burial grounds of
Milwaukee’s beer barons Jacob Best, August Krug, Joseph Schlitz, Valentine Blatz and Frederick
Pabst. Forest Home offers self-guided tours of this 200-acre cemetery.
visitmilwaukee
nation. This progressive, award-winning brewer is the first beer
company to bottle fruit beer since prohibition and produces the
first beer to be certified gluten-free in the U.S.
Grab a cold brew upon arrival at the Lakefront Brewery and
enjoy quirky guides who serve up belly-busting laughs on what
TripAdvisor.com ranks as the fourth best brewery tour in the
02
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@ visitmilwaukee
For a new way to enjoy a brew, check out the Pedal Tavern,
Milwaukee’s 16-person, bicycle-powered pub crawl on wheels!
Create your own stops or have a Pedal Tavern guide assist you in
selecting watering holes and restaurants in the Historic Third Ward
and Walker’s Point neighborhoods. Sometimes it’s just enjoyable
to sit outside and have a beer in the park. If that’s what you’re
feeling, Milwaukee has an abundant offering of local beer gardens.
Perfect for family outings, Estabrook Beer Garden is located along
the Milwaukee River and exemplifies a true return to an era that
disappeared with the start of prohibition.
Share a passion for crafting and creating beer with the
accomplished, home-brewer guides and “brewery scoundrels” at
Milwaukee Brewing Company. Make sure to quiz the staff on the
local lore behind creatively-named brews such as Polish Moon
and Louie’s Demise and check out the brewery’s green initiatives,
including its solar hot water system!
[email protected]
414.287.4255
visitmilwaukee.org
03
visitmilwaukee
@ visitmilwaukee
Don’t forget to check out Sugar Maple and Romans’ Pub,
both ranked on the list of Top 100 Beer Bars
by Draft Magazine.
s Spirits
End your booze cruise around town with a trip to one of
Milwaukee’s local craft distilleries! New in 2014, Central Standard
Craft Distillery has some of the best cocktails in the city. The
industrial, yet comfortable feel makes patrons feel right at home
at the bar. Tasting flights and tours are available, but if you do
nothing else, take a sip of the lavender gin cocktail.
Also, located in the up-and-coming Walker’s Point neighborhood,
Great Lakes Distillery is Wisconsin’s original small-batch distillery.
Great Lakes is known for its wide variety of unique spirits, which
are available to sample along with a distillery tour for $7.
[email protected]
414.287.4255
visitmilwaukee.org
BEER +
BREWING
FROM LEGENDARY
GERMAN BREWERS
B L AT Z , P A B S T , S C H L I T Z
AND MILLER TO
MODERN CRAFT BREW
BEER +
BREWING
WHETHER IT’S ON TAP, IN
BOTTLES, CANS OR KEGS, BEER
IS WHAT “MADE MILWAUKEE
FAMOUS.”
BEER +
BREWING
Milwaukee Pedal Tavern — A 16-Person, bicycle-powered party on wheels!
M A S T E R S , M I LW A U K E E ’ S
B E E R H E R I TA G E A N D
C U LT U R E C O N T I N U E S .
Milwaukee’s vast array of beer and brewing opportunities expanded with the completion of the
Brewhouse Inn & Suites. Now visitors can even sleep while immersed in brewing history at the
former Pabst Brewery. Historic highlights of this 90-room, all-suite hotel include five original
giant copper brew kettles in the second floor lobby and a stained glass window depicting King
Gambrinus, the patron saint of beer. The property, which was featured in Jetsetter 2014, is also
home to Jackson’s Blue Ribbon Pub, a brewpub featuring casual fare and an outdoor beer garden.
If you’re in the charmoing Wauwatosa neighborhood, head on
over to the The Landing at Hoyt Park for a sip and a dip in
the local pool. Finally, don’t forget about the newest addition
to Milwaukee’s beer garden family! Opened in Summer 2014,
Humboldt Park Beer Garden is operated by the Saint Francis
Brewing Co., a local micro-brewery.
s Historical Beer Tours
Take a step back in time when you journey through more than
150 years of brewing history at one of the nation’s brewing giants,
MillerCoors. The hour-long, FREE tour walks guests from the
historic, underground caves where Frederick Miller cooled his brew
to the modern, high-speed production lines that crank out some
of the most popular beer in the U.S. Enjoy a few samples after the
tour in the historic, Bavarian-style Miller Inn.
If you like PBR, you’ll love Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery. A retro-cool tour sets the
stage with vintage beer commercials and your choice of an ice-cold Pabst, Schlitz or root beer.
The “Best” buildings are the site of the former Pabst Corporate Offices, which include Captain
Pabst’s office, the Blue Ribbon Hall and cozy Captain’s Courtyard.
If you’d like to experience how Captain Pabst lived, make sure to check out the Pabst Mansion,
located downtown on Wisconsin Avenue. Built in the 1890s to be one of the finest homes in the
city, the mansion was inspired by the Flemish Renaissance Revival style. Pabst’s former home
is complete with ornately handcrafted woodwork, original wall coverings, elegant furnishings and
beautiful stained glass.
To quench your thirst after all of these historical beer
Brewery
Tours
stours,
visit any
of Milwaukee’s phenomenal brewery tours.
@ visitmilwaukee
[email protected]
414.287.4255
Craving a Sprecher brew? Travel around with the brewing
company’s traveling beer garden. Careful, locations vary!
Make your way downtown for the Water Street Brewery tour. This
local favorite, which is part brewery, part restaurant, boasts the
production of 10.5 million glasses of beer. Water Street Brewery
has three locations, Downtown, Grafton and Delafield. Call to
make reservations for your tour.
Find a modern twist on old-world brewing tradition at Sprecher
Brewing Company, including a tasting in their Munich-style
beer garden. Sprecher’s Black Bavarian is ranked one of the top
American Beers in the country.
s Beer Gardens
Don’t drink? Don’t worry.
Quench your thirst with the root beer ranked the best
in the U.S. by the New York Times.
Next, head over to the Forest Home Cemetery where you will find the burial grounds of
Milwaukee’s beer barons Jacob Best, August Krug, Joseph Schlitz, Valentine Blatz and Frederick
Pabst. Forest Home offers self-guided tours of this 200-acre cemetery.
visitmilwaukee
nation. This progressive, award-winning brewer is the first beer
company to bottle fruit beer since prohibition and produces the
first beer to be certified gluten-free in the U.S.
Grab a cold brew upon arrival at the Lakefront Brewery and
enjoy quirky guides who serve up belly-busting laughs on what
TripAdvisor.com ranks as the fourth best brewery tour in the
02
visitmilwaukee
@ visitmilwaukee
For a new way to enjoy a brew, check out the Pedal Tavern,
Milwaukee’s 16-person, bicycle-powered pub crawl on wheels!
Create your own stops or have a Pedal Tavern guide assist you in
selecting watering holes and restaurants in the Historic Third Ward
and Walker’s Point neighborhoods. Sometimes it’s just enjoyable
to sit outside and have a beer in the park. If that’s what you’re
feeling, Milwaukee has an abundant offering of local beer gardens.
Perfect for family outings, Estabrook Beer Garden is located along
the Milwaukee River and exemplifies a true return to an era that
disappeared with the start of prohibition.
Share a passion for crafting and creating beer with the
accomplished, home-brewer guides and “brewery scoundrels” at
Milwaukee Brewing Company. Make sure to quiz the staff on the
local lore behind creatively-named brews such as Polish Moon
and Louie’s Demise and check out the brewery’s green initiatives,
including its solar hot water system!
[email protected]
414.287.4255
visitmilwaukee.org
03
visitmilwaukee
@ visitmilwaukee
Don’t forget to check out Sugar Maple and Romans’ Pub,
both ranked on the list of Top 100 Beer Bars
by Draft Magazine.
s Spirits
End your booze cruise around town with a trip to one of
Milwaukee’s local craft distilleries! New in 2014, Central Standard
Craft Distillery has some of the best cocktails in the city. The
industrial, yet comfortable feel makes patrons feel right at home
at the bar. Tasting flights and tours are available, but if you do
nothing else, take a sip of the lavender gin cocktail.
Also, located in the up-and-coming Walker’s Point neighborhood,
Great Lakes Distillery is Wisconsin’s original small-batch distillery.
Great Lakes is known for its wide variety of unique spirits, which
are available to sample along with a distillery tour for $7.
[email protected]
414.287.4255
visitmilwaukee.org
BEER +
BREWING
FROM LEGENDARY
GERMAN BREWERS
B L AT Z , P A B S T , S C H L I T Z
AND MILLER TO
MODERN CRAFT BREW
BEER +
BREWING
WHETHER IT’S ON TAP, IN
BOTTLES, CANS OR KEGS, BEER
IS WHAT “MADE MILWAUKEE
FAMOUS.”
BEER +
BREWING
Milwaukee Pedal Tavern — A 16-Person, bicycle-powered party on wheels!
M A S T E R S , M I LW A U K E E ’ S
B E E R H E R I TA G E A N D
C U LT U R E C O N T I N U E S .
Milwaukee’s vast array of beer and brewing opportunities expanded with the completion of the
Brewhouse Inn & Suites. Now visitors can even sleep while immersed in brewing history at the
former Pabst Brewery. Historic highlights of this 90-room, all-suite hotel include five original
giant copper brew kettles in the second floor lobby and a stained glass window depicting King
Gambrinus, the patron saint of beer. The property, which was featured in Jetsetter 2014, is also
home to Jackson’s Blue Ribbon Pub, a brewpub featuring casual fare and an outdoor beer garden.
If you’re in the charmoing Wauwatosa neighborhood, head on
over to the The Landing at Hoyt Park for a sip and a dip in
the local pool. Finally, don’t forget about the newest addition
to Milwaukee’s beer garden family! Opened in Summer 2014,
Humboldt Park Beer Garden is operated by the Saint Francis
Brewing Co., a local micro-brewery.
s Historical Beer Tours
Take a step back in time when you journey through more than
150 years of brewing history at one of the nation’s brewing giants,
MillerCoors. The hour-long, FREE tour walks guests from the
historic, underground caves where Frederick Miller cooled his brew
to the modern, high-speed production lines that crank out some
of the most popular beer in the U.S. Enjoy a few samples after the
tour in the historic, Bavarian-style Miller Inn.
If you like PBR, you’ll love Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery. A retro-cool tour sets the
stage with vintage beer commercials and your choice of an ice-cold Pabst, Schlitz or root beer.
The “Best” buildings are the site of the former Pabst Corporate Offices, which include Captain
Pabst’s office, the Blue Ribbon Hall and cozy Captain’s Courtyard.
If you’d like to experience how Captain Pabst lived, make sure to check out the Pabst Mansion,
located downtown on Wisconsin Avenue. Built in the 1890s to be one of the finest homes in the
city, the mansion was inspired by the Flemish Renaissance Revival style. Pabst’s former home
is complete with ornately handcrafted woodwork, original wall coverings, elegant furnishings and
beautiful stained glass.
To quench your thirst after all of these historical beer
Brewery
Tours
stours,
visit any
of Milwaukee’s phenomenal brewery tours.
@ visitmilwaukee
[email protected]
414.287.4255
Craving a Sprecher brew? Travel around with the brewing
company’s traveling beer garden. Careful, locations vary!
Make your way downtown for the Water Street Brewery tour. This
local favorite, which is part brewery, part restaurant, boasts the
production of 10.5 million glasses of beer. Water Street Brewery
has three locations, Downtown, Grafton and Delafield. Call to
make reservations for your tour.
Find a modern twist on old-world brewing tradition at Sprecher
Brewing Company, including a tasting in their Munich-style
beer garden. Sprecher’s Black Bavarian is ranked one of the top
American Beers in the country.
s Beer Gardens
Don’t drink? Don’t worry.
Quench your thirst with the root beer ranked the best
in the U.S. by the New York Times.
Next, head over to the Forest Home Cemetery where you will find the burial grounds of
Milwaukee’s beer barons Jacob Best, August Krug, Joseph Schlitz, Valentine Blatz and Frederick
Pabst. Forest Home offers self-guided tours of this 200-acre cemetery.
visitmilwaukee
nation. This progressive, award-winning brewer is the first beer
company to bottle fruit beer since prohibition and produces the
first beer to be certified gluten-free in the U.S.
Grab a cold brew upon arrival at the Lakefront Brewery and
enjoy quirky guides who serve up belly-busting laughs on what
TripAdvisor.com ranks as the fourth best brewery tour in the
02
visitmilwaukee
@ visitmilwaukee
For a new way to enjoy a brew, check out the Pedal Tavern,
Milwaukee’s 16-person, bicycle-powered pub crawl on wheels!
Create your own stops or have a Pedal Tavern guide assist you in
selecting watering holes and restaurants in the Historic Third Ward
and Walker’s Point neighborhoods. Sometimes it’s just enjoyable
to sit outside and have a beer in the park. If that’s what you’re
feeling, Milwaukee has an abundant offering of local beer gardens.
Perfect for family outings, Estabrook Beer Garden is located along
the Milwaukee River and exemplifies a true return to an era that
disappeared with the start of prohibition.
Share a passion for crafting and creating beer with the
accomplished, home-brewer guides and “brewery scoundrels” at
Milwaukee Brewing Company. Make sure to quiz the staff on the
local lore behind creatively-named brews such as Polish Moon
and Louie’s Demise and check out the brewery’s green initiatives,
including its solar hot water system!
[email protected]
414.287.4255
visitmilwaukee.org
03
visitmilwaukee
@ visitmilwaukee
Don’t forget to check out Sugar Maple and Romans’ Pub,
both ranked on the list of Top 100 Beer Bars
by Draft Magazine.
s Spirits
End your booze cruise around town with a trip to one of
Milwaukee’s local craft distilleries! New in 2014, Central Standard
Craft Distillery has some of the best cocktails in the city. The
industrial, yet comfortable feel makes patrons feel right at home
at the bar. Tasting flights and tours are available, but if you do
nothing else, take a sip of the lavender gin cocktail.
Also, located in the up-and-coming Walker’s Point neighborhood,
Great Lakes Distillery is Wisconsin’s original small-batch distillery.
Great Lakes is known for its wide variety of unique spirits, which
are available to sample along with a distillery tour for $7.
[email protected]
414.287.4255
visitmilwaukee.org