That was my beer of choice for quite some time & also my favorite tour. It was a small brewery at the time & the informative tour lasted about 40 minutes. During the '90s one could occasionally have a short chat with the brewmaster who could be found going over some point in the process & ensuring everything was being done correctly. During that period in time, the brewmaster was John Zappa, a cousin to Frank. Learning about a little of his family history while imbibing more knowledge about what was going through the line that day always made the tour a bit more interesting. At the end there were always the 3 free 16 oz samples & lovely college girls to pour them for you. There were several occasions where the barrel was almost empty, which meant that they needed help draining it so a fresh one could be changed in for the next tour. Then there was the event called Breakfast at the Brewery. On that day there were a few early tours & a buffet style breakfast served up in the warehouse. The food was prepared by the employees & served up by whoever made the offerings that day. Two things on that menu, that I can recall being very tasty, were the potato pancakes & regular pancakes with slices of American cheese between them. Then there was a polka band & small dance area. I must say, there is no better example of the carefree simplicity in North Woods Wisconsin than watching a bunch of half crocked college kids doing the Chicken Dance at 10AM!
I really miss those days. Haven't been up there since they expanded the second time, but it's on my to do list.
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