This Weeks Articles for 2/11/2023 ...
- Timekeeper Distillery, A Taste of Manila team up for pop-up food events...
- `Let`s drink beer outside`: New beer fest in Green Bay invites attendees to lean into winter in Wisconsin...
- New brewery aims to fill need in De Pere area...
- Where to Find Marvelous Mocktails in Wisconsin...
- Five on Five: Fruit(ed) Beer...
- Door Peninsula Winery Valentine`s Sweepstakes ...
- 7 Great Whiskeys From Around the US to Drink During Super Bowl LVII...
- How to build the perfect beer lineup for your Super Bowl 57 party...
- Central Standard Winter Luau to feature pig roast by Aaron Patin & Smokey Woods...
- Three road trips that are even better in winter ...
- The best brewery-hotel in Wisconsin...
- February beers to watch for and a few January beers to grab before they’re gone...
- Regional Sales Manager Stevens Point Brewery ...
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...The June 22 letter says that brothers Aaron Morrill and David Morrill and Laura Sommerfeld, “offer to sell to any other interested member(s) of the company 100 percent of their ownership interest in the company, which includes their voting units for $100,000.”
The Morrills and Sommerfield control “100 percent of the voting units,” according to the letter...
Ken Notes: Here`s a chance to dive in for a small investment...
The Chippewa Herald Jul 6, 2022 - Here are a few scenes from our recent visit to Bloomer Brewing Company.
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WATCH NOW: Bloomer Brewing Company is staying afloat, and expanding its offerings
BLOOMER — Bloomer Brewing Company is owned and operated by Michelle Stolt and her husband, Ryan. The two moved to Wisconsin all the way from Texas to make a go of running the brewery, taking over the business from Ryan’s parents.
Dave and Cindy Stolt, Ryan’s parents, had rented a spot down in the old bloomer brewery and decided to sell it. When they told Michelle and Ryan about their plan, Ryan said he wanted to make a go of running the place.
GREEN BAY, Wisconsin – Badger State Brewing is pleased to announce the expansion of beer sales into the Madison, Milwaukee, and La Crosse areas beginning summer of 2022. This comes after reaching formal distribution agreements with Beer Capitol, Frank Beer, and La Crosse Beverage in each of their respective territories.
“It is now safe to say “the Badger has landed” and we’re ready to begin officially supporting and becoming part of these great communities in the major metro areas of our State,” said Andrew Fabry, President & Founder of the Badger State. “After a few years of this distribution expansion being delayed, we are excited to formalize these partnerships and add to the selection of great beer made and sold right here in the State of Wisconsin”...
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Ever wanted to drink like the Vikings did? In Egg Harbor, you kind of can. Mixed Meadia, a new branch of Hatch Distillery, is offering its first meadAllan Hyland, the face behind Mixed Meadia, has been a winemaker for 11 years, honing his craft around the Midwest before landing at Mixed Meadia. What he’s found, he said, is that regions that aren’t historically tied to wine – the way Napa and Bordeaux are, for example – have more room to experiment.
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Craft brewing has become a major business in Wisconsin, and here locally.In Manitowoc alone, there are three breweries in operation, PetSkull Brewing on Buffalo Street, Sabbatical Brewing on south 29th Street, and the newest member of the Manitowoc brewing family, Craft Creek Brewing.
Mike Stroik, owner of H.H. Hinder, plans to turn the city’s only brewery into a destination – not just for craft beer – but for concerts, weddings and social gatherings.At the city council meeting on June 21, there was a second reading of a proposed ordinance for three parcels of land owned by H.H. Hinder to be combined into one and be re-zoned as a general commercial district. The ordinance was approved unanimously.
Once the lots are combined, a conditional-use and site plan will be submitted to the city.
Nicholas Huff and Kaila Bingen — who teamed up to launch the Kenosha Opera Festival in the fall of 2019 — are hosting a new season of opera events, from appearances at a local brewery to a full-scale production of “The Barber of Seville.”And here’s a fun twist this season: Members of the public have the chance to “go behind the scenes” and learn about how opera singers do what they do.
“This is the first chance for the public to get an insider look at the vocal training experience,” Bingen said of the masterclass, starting 2 p.m. Sunday at the Rhode Center for the Arts...
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Notes: Opera and beer does it get any better...
(WFRV) – Summer is full of fun things to do and with many people enjoying the outdoors, local food truck rallies continue to pop up in the Fox Valley.
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