Historic Beer Brewing at Old World Wisconsin
Date and Time
Saturday Oct 8, 2016
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM CDT
October 8 10 am - 5 pm
Location
Old World Wisconsin W372S9727 Hwy 67 Eagle, WI 53119
Fees/Admission
Adults (18-64) $19; children (5-17) $10; (children 4 and under are free); Senior citizens (65 and over) $16. Fees include an all-day tram transportation pass. Parking is free.
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Contact Information
Old World Wisconsin
262-594-6301
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Description
June 25: Altbier July 4: Weiss Bier (Wheat Beer) August 13: Koelsch August 28: Hop Harvesting September 17: Maerzen - Oktoberfest Event September 24: Barley Threshing October 8: Bock Beer Watch historians from Old World Wisconsin and the Museum of Beer and Brewing bring historic brewing techniques back to life! In the 1800s nearly every small village in Wisconsin had German-run breweries. On several days throughout the 2016 Old World Wisconsin season, interpreters will brew different 19th century German-style beers using period equipment. Hops and barley will also be grown in gardens on-site to support the new brewing program. The brewing process of each beer will begin by 10 am and conclude by 5 pm. Come experience where Wisconsin's brewing origins all began!
Printed courtesy of www.whitewaterchamber.com/ – Contact the Whitewater Chamber of Commerce for more information.
150 West Main Street , Whitewater, WI 53190 – (262) 473-4005 – info@whitewaterchamber.com