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Happy beginning: Lake Geneva canned cocktail entrepreneurs spreading their drink across the state
The Happy Ending vodka cocktail made the leap from a lakeside restaurant to your refrigerator. The people behind the product believe it can be Wisconsin's next great alcohol brand.
6 possibly interesting details about Milwaukee Record’s new beer
Milwaukee Record is releasing a brand new beer for the first time since Company Brewing—which produced our long-running “Re-Porter” spiced porter—abruptly closed in the spring of 2024.
Eagle Park Brewing Co. buys SoulBoxer ready-to-drink cocktail brand
Eagle Park Brewing and Distilling Co. has acquired a Milwaukee-based ready-to-drink cocktail brand – and plans to introduce a variety of canned cocktails.
Jägermeister Orange exists, was tested in Wisconsin, and you might still be able to find some
In late 2025, Jägermeister Orange quietly landed in the United States. More specifically, it made its North American debut right here in Wisconsin (and evidently nowhere else in the entire continent). Following a debut—and an extended stint
Carbliss Launches New Malt 19.2 oz Single-Serve Cans Following Successful Iowa Test Market
Four bold flavors expand the rapidly growing brand's presence in the convenience channel.
Milwaukee's Traveling Beer Garden announces 2026 dates, 2 tours
Milwaukee's annual Traveling Beer Garden – which will transform nearly a dozen parks into popular gathering spaces this summer – has announced its 2026 schedule.
Alcohol Beverage License Renewal Process Gets Paperwork Reduction
Alcohol beverage license renewals should be easier beginning this year, thanks to changes from the Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR) Division of Alcohol Beverages. These changes were advocated for by the WRA, other industry groups and l
Milwaukee’s hidden speakeasy, Shanghai, has expanded. Here’s what it’s like
Shanghai MKE, Milwaukee’s East Side alleyway speakeasy, recently got a little bit bigger, meaning you can now share the joy of escapism with more confidantes. The expansion, announced in January, favors more intimate tableside chatter and b
New craft beer locations are catering to a sense of community
The Madison area is slated to get two new breweries in 2026 (three, if you think Beaver Dam counts as “the Madison area”). They’re all in the suburbs, and aimed to be family- and often pet- friendly.