No, please, I can't drink this much this fast. You listen for about 10 minutes, then they switch you out for another group. You switch off hearing about the brewing process and going back to the bar. You're spoiling us, Milwaukee Brewing Company.
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You'll also get a token for a free pint on them at a bar around the city. I don't think I could even handle more than that. For their higher alcohol beers, you're only allowed 1 of each of those. I think it was 1.5 hrs? 1 hour? All I know is that they were giving me more tastings than I could handle. You are given unlimited tastings within your touring time. Well let me tell you, if all brew tours were as awesome as MKE Brewing, I would gladly continue to pay $10. Whoa whoa whoa - if I wanted to spend that much, I'd stay in Chicago! I was convinced though and figured, hey at least I got a pint glass out of it. I'm usually one to shy away if I see a $10 brew tour. Right across the street is Milwaukee Brewing Company, eat then drink I came home with a lot of delicious cheese and tasted tested more than was probably allowed.Ģ. You'll find Clock Shadow Creamery cheese in local bars or on nearby restaurant menus.ġ. I always end up loving a place more when I hear about how it works with the local community. For my trip, it was the day off for the cheese making but we still got to understand the process. For $3, you can listen to wonderful cheesy stories and if you're lucky, see the machines in action. The tour itself is not so much a tour, as it is a cheese lecture, albeit an interesting lecture. If you're a spice lover, the sriracha cheese is aaahhhmmaazing. But the real star of the show is the beer and pretzel cheese bites - aka fried cheese curds.īest part about any cheese tour - free cheese.
And you know what - it's a damn good burger. They have 16 different burger variations to chose from, but I'm a purest and always opt for the normal hamburger with normal fixin's. You could honestly make a meal of out just the toppings. Without a doubt, this is the best Bloody Mary I have ever had. I opted for the normal Bloody Mary which included: Shrimp, pickle, pickled asparagus, olive, green onion, pickled brussel sprout, pickled mushroom, cheese, celery, tomato, sausage and side care beer. Who could be mad when you had bacon wrapped cheese curds to eat though? (I think this has more to do with everyone wanting fantasy football points though).
You'll watch games along with Lions fans or (in my case being from Chicago) Bears fans with no feeling of hostility. This tiny place offers a lot of warmth and homeyness. 45 minutes and $50 later, you can have your ginormous Bloody Mary with an entire chicken sticking out of it. You can order yours topped with cheese curds, sliders, bacon, or even an whole roasted chicken. Known not only for their burgers, Sobleman's offers the craziest Bloody Marys. You will see Sobleman's pop up on many "Best of" lists and for good reasons. If you're looking for the best burger in Milwaukee, by George, you have found it. If you however only like to eat normal and reasonable amounts of food and would rather have 1 lunch instead of 2.5, then make this your one stop. I have a bad habit of trying to fit as many eating establishments as my stomach can handle on a trip. On Saturday nights however, if a live band is playing, you will pay a cover. Also, with the amount of families in there, this seems like the ideal go-to place for Sunday football. Now we didn't end up eating here due to the 12 oysters I had at the market, but the food is your standard pub grub. I like seeing this for one main reason: You know it's a great local joint who love their locals. With 4-6 types to chose from, it's always a different experience depending on the daily selection.Īs you can see from the picture above, those are local patron's mugs.
Paul's Fish Company and enjoying a dozen oysters. I'm a fan of taking a seat at the bar at St. 1lb of mussels for $7.99? Don't mind if I do! If I lived in Milwaukee, I would do some major damage here. Milwaukee Public Market is a wonderful little place where you can get a $15 Lobster meal, cheese, wine, t-shirts, spices, soups, sandwiches, mussels, beer, whole fish, meats, and your heart stolen. It included samples of Lakefront beer, cheese tastings, etc. They had a food/beer event at the Milwaukee Public Market the day prior that we had missed. Rule #1 for venturing out: ALWAYS check if local events are going on. Assuming you did Sat/Sun adventure like me, this one will be less drinking.
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