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Lakefront Brewery Releases a Double IPA

One of the most popular brews crafted by Lakefront Brewery is its IPA. With its distinctive eyeball graphic, the Randy Mosher designed label adorns one of the Brewery’s flagshipbeers.

Lakefront Brewery Recalls Bottles of My Turn Junk Kettle Sour

Lakefront Brewery is asking anyone with bottles of My Turn Junk to either refrigerate or carefully dispose of them. It has been found that the beer contains small amounts of wild yeast, from the cherries that it was brewed with, which continues to ferment. Subsequently, carbon dioxide builds up in the bottles, making them at risk for explosion.

Lakefront Brewery Releases Junk Kettle Sour with Cherries and Sakura

Each new quarter brings yet another celebration of a Lakefront Brewery employee. The “My Turn” Series lets a different employee, each quarter, create their own beer. From Barleywines to smoked lagers to fruited beer, every employee gets their shot to express who they are through water, barley, hops and yeast.

Lakefront Brewery to Release Grist Gose-Style with Lime

From the Brewery who crafted the very first gluten-free beer granted label approval in the United States, comes another certified gluten-free brew. New Grist Gose-style serves up a punch of lime and sea salt with no gluten-free aftertaste.

Lakefront Brewery to Release Eazy Teazy Green Tea Ale

The latest offering from Lakefront Brewery will be a year ‘round, low calorie ale known as Eazy Teazy. This craft beer brand is part of a large movement in the industry to offer lighter, low calorie beers. The release date is March 1st.

Lakefront Brewery Invests in Solar Power

Lakefront Brewery has installed arrays of solar panels at its Riverwest warehouse. With a total of 264 modules, Lakefront Brewery will be producing approximately 85,000 kWh annually.

Lakefront Brewery Cans Flagship Riverwest Stein Amber Lager

For 30 years, Lakefront Brewery has been crafting a crowd favorite in its Riverwest Stein beer. But it’s now available in cans for the very first time. “Putting a craft beer in cans was unthinkable when we started,” said Russ Klisch, co-founder and owner of Lakefront Brewery. “Now, it’s becoming the norm. We’re actually a bit late to the game, but that’s okay.”