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The taproom’s birds-eye-view onto the brewing and packaging space was a unique way of “touring” the facility along catwalks with pints of IPA, Lil’ Sumpin’ Sumpin’ and Lagunitas Sucks. A view of the two massive brewhouses at Lagunitas Chicago.
After reconnecting in 2017, we were very fortunate to welcome a son to the world in 2021. From the outset, Dylan and I set out not to make a great non-alc IPA, but instead to make a great IPA that just happens to also be non-alc. I’ve known my wife, Jess, since I moved to New York City in 2007.
After reconnecting in 2017, we were very fortunate to welcome a son to the world in 2021. From the outset, Dylan and I set out not to make a great non-alc IPA, but instead to make a great IPA that just happens to also be non-alc. I’ve known my wife, Jess, since I moved to New York City in 2007.
Flagships include the easy-drinking Herstory Pale Ale, which is made with Mosaic, Falconers Flight, and Warrior hops; as well as a dry-hopped Rosemary IPA, and Purpose Pilsner, a bright, Bohemian-style pilsner made with 100 percent Saaz hops. In addition to a daily, 4 to 7 p.m.
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