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Goose Island Beer Co. Oktoberfest
3,54

Oktoberfest-Marzen - 6.4 º - 17 IBU

Goose Island Beer Co. Midway Session IPA (4.1%)
3,43

Session IPA - 4.1 º - 30 IBU

Goose Island Beer Co. Obadiah Poundage
3,62

Porter - 6.5 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Midway IPA
3,46

Session IPA - 4.6 º - 30 IBU

Goose Island Beer Co. Bourbon County Double Barrel Brand Toasted Barrel Stout (2021)
4,58

Imperial Stout - 16 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Laser Brain
3,79

Imperial IPA - 9.5 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Lost Palate
3,66

NEIPA - New England IPA - 6.3 º - 45 IBU

Goose Island Beer Co. Reserve Bourbon County Brand Stout (2017)
4,61

Imperial Stout - 14.8 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Brasserie Noir
4,15

Imperial Stout - 11.33 º - 60 IBU

Goose Island Beer Co. Foudre Apricot
3,89

American Wheat or Rye Beer - 5.1 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Anniversary Bourbon County Brand Stout (2020)
4,65

Imperial Stout - 15.2 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Proprietor's Bourbon County Brand Stout (2020)
4,50

Imperial Stout - 14.2 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Proprietor’s Bourbon County Brand Stout (2021)
4,37

Imperial Stout - 12.8 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Bourbon County Brand Stout Vanilla Rye (2014)
4,74

Imperial Stout - 13.6 º - 35 IBU

Goose Island Beer Co. 2 Year Reserve Bourbon County Brand Stout (2019)
4,61

Imperial Stout - 14.9 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Grand Prestige Vatgerijpt
4,28

Barleywine - 11.3 º - 23 IBU

Goose Island Beer Co. Wooden Wings
4,40

Imperial Stout - 13.8 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Bourbon County Brand Stout (2022) (Willett Barrels)
4,42

Imperial Stout - 14.3 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Bourbon County Brand 2-Year Barleywine Reserve (2022)
4,59

English Barleywine - 17 º

Goose Island Beer Co. Bull And Goose
3,56

Golden Ale - 4.8 º

Business Name: Goose Island Beer Co.

Address: 1800 W Fulton St, Chicago, IL 60612, EE. UU.

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Our famous beer began with a trip across Europe, when Goose Island founder (and unabashed beer lover) John Hall took a tour across the continent. Pint by pint, he savored the styles and selections of brews in every region, and thought to himself, “America deserves some damn fine beer like this, too.”
Craft brewing wasn’t widely known at the time, but upon return from his European sojourn, John set out to change all that. He settled down in his hometown of Chicago—a city perfect for craft beer, with rapidly evolving tastes and the largest system of fresh water on the planet. And then he got to brewing.
First he made some stellar beer. Then he invited his consumers in to watch his process at the brewery, bringing them behind the scenes every step of the way. The result was a new fascination with craft brewing, and beer that not only catered to people’s tastes, but challenged them as well.
That was back in 1988, and we haven’t slowed down since. By 1995, John’s beer had become so popular that he decided to open a larger brewery, along with a bottling plant to keep up with demand. 1999 brought even more growth, along with an additional brewpub, and today, what was once one man’s pint-filled dream has become the Goose Island empire you know and love.
Here’s where we tell you that in 2011, Goose Island Beer Company was acquired by Anheuser-Busch. Since then, we’ve continued to brew beer that we’re proud of and now we get to share these beers with our friends both nationwide and internationally. We think that’s pretty neat. If you’re ever in Chicago, we’d love for you to stop by the brewery and have a beer with us.

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