Address: 624 Sundial Drive Waite Park Minnesota 56387 United States
The vision and dream of Back Shed Brewing started many years ago. As the Schlecht brothers traveled to various parts of the United States for work, they would try to find unique craft beers and local breweries along the way. They savored the feel of these breweries, their uniqueness, their handcrafted beer, their people, their way of life, and the Read more...
The cradle of our traditional Bavarian beers is located in the Schlossbrauhaus Schwangau in the “Königswinkel”, the land of mountains, lakes and royal castles, just a stone’s throw from Neuschwanstein Castle. Read more...
Address: 320 East Clybourn Street Milwaukee Wisconsin 53202 United States
A better craft spirit experience awaits. Our award-winning products are locally distilled with pride, right in the heart of Downtown Milwaukee. And now, experience our full offering with the Central Standard Crafthouse & Kitchen. Cocktails, apps, and entrees, all inspired by local chefs and our in-house mixologist. We truly are crafted to gather. Read more...
Address: 320 Pleasant Street Paris Kentucky 40361 United States
Prohibition took a toll on many things- agriculture, industry, economy. Prior to the instatement of The National Prohibition Act in 1919, there were at least 26 active distilleries in Bourbon County, Kentucky. After Prohibition, none of them reopened. Hartfield and Company is the first and only Bourbon Distillery in Bourbon County since those times, first opening in 2014, it has Read more...
Address: Suur-Sõjamäe tn 14 Tallinn Harju maakond 11415 Estonia
Sori Brewing is located in the capital of Estonia, Tallinn. Backed by crowdfunding investors, Sori Brewing is on a mission to make the world more fun with better craft beer. Started by two Finns who moved away from their home country to brew without compromises. Not far, but far enough to make it count. Together with an amazing team, these Read more...
Address: 73 Tichenor Street Newark New Jersey 07105 United States
Maybe if he had never read Philip Roth’s American Pastoral, which stopped him on page 11 with a gritty ode to old industrial Newark and its soft water, Gil Spaier would still be a practicing architect and not an award-winning whiskey maker. But the passage piqued Spaier’s interest in the waves of immigrants who had pioneered and staffed Newark’s breweries Read more...
