GooseIsland.com has product info for a Chicago microbrewery
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Goose Island
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When Goose Island Beer Company was founded in 1988, there were only 16 brewpubs in the US. As brewpubs began to spring up across the country seemingly overnight, Goose Island solidified its position as a pioneer in the industry. Today, with distribution of its bottled beer across the Midwest and a beginning in the nonalcoholic beverage business, Goose Island has proven its staying power.
Goose Island Founder John Hall's goals were lofty from the start. In 1988, mass-produced beers were an ingrained part of the Midwest's landscape and Midwesterners knew little about craft beers. Hall knew the best way to educate consumers was to open a brewpub where they could see the brewing process and taste the distinctive beers.
When opening the original Goose Island brewpub on Clybourn, Hall and his team of professionals focused on every detail, from the unique Goose handle taps to the unmistakable "English-style pub" atmosphere. Hall knew that success started with a quality product and brand recognition. The Clybourn pub building was originally home to a brewery supply company for the pre-prohibition era brewery district. Now a daily reminder of Chicago's rich brewing history, Goose Island Clybourn has been named one of the top ten breweries in the world by the Beverage Testing Institute.
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