VIP Event: Kyle Cherek Hosts Brewing Roundtable
The Door County Beer Festival has added some big names in the Wisconsin food and beer world to this year’s event. Kyle Cherek, the host of Wisconsin Foodie, will return...
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Door County Beer Festival Tickets on Sale Feb. 1st
Tickets for Door County’s biggest craft beer event of the year are now available! Get yours now! The Door County Beer Festival returns to Baileys Harbor Saturday, June 20 with...
2014 Door County Homebrewing Medalists
Out of 59 entries in a wide range of categories, our eight judges chose nine beers for the final Best of Show judging. Ray’s Barleywine easily took top honors. Judges...
The Special Role of the Bar in Wisconsin Culture
Jim Draeger, State Historic Preservation Officer of the Wisconsin Historical Society, and Mark Speltz co-authored a beautiful book about Wisconsin’s tavern culture, Bottoms Up: A Toast to Wisconsin’s Historic Bars &...
Door County Brewing Co. Grows Up Fast
Less than a year after releasing their first brew, the Door County Brewing Co. is entrenching itself as a must-have taste of Door County. With releases like the Polka King Porter (its...
Door County’s Connection to the Godfather of American Brewing
Robert ‘Doc’ Wahl was a chemist who immigrated to the United States from Germany sometime in the 1870s or 1880s. He ended up in Chicago, where he put his considerable skill...
Dan Ritchie on Pouring A Great Beer
To many, pouring a glass of beer is far from a science. As long as it gets in the glass, we’re happy. But for others, like Dan Ritchie of Draught Beer Systems, there’s an art...
Door County Cheese Specialists Host VIP Event
VIP ticket-holders will experience a rare Wisconsin cheese and beer pairing experience at the 2013 Door County Beer Festival hosted by Door County cheese specialists Schoolhouse Artisan Cheese. Door County...
Notes From the First Door County Beer Festival
The first Door County Beer Festival is in the books! Over 1,100 people turned out to sample fantastic beer and food, soak in the music, and learn more about brewing,...
Gorst Valley Brings Hops Farming Back to Wisconsin
The heartland of American beer once sourced its most important ingredients close to home. In the 1860s Wisconsin’s Sauk County produced 20 percent of America’s hops. By the turn of...
