Leinenkugel's pilot brewery at the Leinie Lodge in Chippewa Falls allows visitors to sample exclusive beers and provide feedback on new brews.
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Leinenkugel brothers say Molson Coors won't consider their attempt to buy historic breweryLeinenkugel's was sold to the big beer brand in 1988, more than a century after it was founded by Jacob Leinenkugel, their great-great-grandfather. However, the family maintained some control over ...
It was the defining moment of my career in beer.” Molson Coors will cease operations at Leinenkugel’s brewery in Chippewa Falls and the company’s Tenth Street Brewery in Milwaukee on Jan. 17 ...
That statement is available below: With its rich history and incredible lineup of beers, Leinenkugel’s has been an important part of our company for nearly 40 years and that’s not changing.
The Leinenkugel family is hoping to acquire the historic Chippewa Falls brewery after Molson Coors announced plans last year to shut it down. Tony Bugher is president of the Jacob Leinenkugel ...
Lodge associate Matt Leinenkugel, son of former president of the craft brewery Jake Leinenkugel and cousin to current president Tony Bugher, gives the pilot systems tour. He said ...
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