List of breweries in Illinois

The Dick Brothers Brewery building in Quincy, Illinois

Breweries in Illinois produce a wide range of beers in different styles that are marketed locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. Brewing companies vary widely in the volume and variety of beer produced, from small nanobreweries and microbreweries to massive multinational conglomerate macrobreweries. Illinois is the 25th most extensive and the fifth most populous of the 50 states, and is often noted as a microcosm of the entire country. With Chicago in the northeast, small industrial cities, great agricultural productivity, and natural resources like coal, timber, and petroleum in the south, Illinois has a broad economic base.

In 2012 Illinois' 83 breweries and brewpubs employed 1,300 people directly, and more than 45,000 others in related jobs such as wholesaling and retailing.[1][2] Including people directly employed in brewing, as well as those who supply Illinois' breweries with everything from ingredients to machinery, the total business and personal tax revenue generated by Illinois' breweries and related industries was more than $1.4 billion.[2] Consumer purchases of Illinois' brewery products generated almost $450 million extra in tax revenue.[3] In 2012, according to the Brewers Association, Illinois ranked 36th in the number of craft breweries per capita with 68.[4]

For context, at the end of 2013 there were 2,822 breweries in the United States, including 2,768 craft breweries subdivided into 1,237 brewpubs, 1,412 microbreweries and 119 regional craft breweries.[5] In that same year, according to the Beer Institute, the brewing industry employed around 43,000 Americans in brewing and distribution and had a combined economic impact of more than $246 billion.[6]

An analysis done in 2015 reported that Chicago craft brewers occupied more square feet of commercial real estate than those of any other U.S. city. According to the same study, Chicago had 144 craft breweries, second only to Portland, Oregon which had 196.[7] In 2017, the Chicago Tribune reported that "the Chicago area has the most breweries in the nation, with 202 – topping Denver's 198 and Seattle's 168. The Chicago area includes small portions of Indiana and Wisconsin."[8]

Breweries

Name Bottling or canning Brewpub Taproom Location and other information
2 Fools Cider
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Apple cider brewery and taproom in Naperville, opened in 2016.[9]
25 O'Clock Brewing Company
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Urbana, opened in 2017, added a taprooom in 2018.[10][11]
25 West Brewing Company
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Bloomingdale,[12] opened in 2018.
350 Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Tinley Park, opened in 2014.[13][14]
4204 Main Street Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Opened in 2014.[15] They now have three locations – two in Belleville and one in Alton.[16][17]
5 Rabbit Cervecería
NoN
NoN
Founded in Chicago in 2011.[18] Originally the beer was contract brewed. They opened their own brewery in Bedford Park in 2012,[19][20] and added a taproom in 2014.[21]
57 70 Brewery Teutopolis, opened in 2018.[22][23]
718 Brew Cafe
NoN
Metropolis,[24] opened in 2016.
93 Octane Brewery
NoN
St. Charles,[25] opened in 2019.
Adams Street Brewery
NoN
Opened in 2019 in the Berghoff restaurant in Chicago.[26]
Afterthought Brewing Company
NoN
Nanobrewery in Lombard, opened in 2017.[27][28]
Alarmist Brewing
NoN
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2015.[29] Added a taproom in 2017.[30]
Aleman Brewing Company
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Chicago, founded in 2013. Initially the beer was contract brewed.[31] Opened their own brewery in 2016.
All Rise Brewing Company
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The brewery began operations in 2014, inside the existing Cobra Lounge in Chicago.[32][33]
Alter Brewing Company
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NoN
Downers Grove, opened in 2015.[34] Added a canning line in 2017.[35]
Alulu
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Chicago, opened in 2017.[36]
Andersonville Brewing
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The Hamburger Mary's restaurant chain originated in San Francisco in 1972, and the company now has more than a dozen restaurants nationwide. The one in Chicago opened in 2006.[37] A brewery and taproom called Mary's Rec Room was added in 2009. The brewery was renamed to Andersonville Brewing in 2014.[38]
Anvil & Forge Brewing and Distilling
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Springfield,[39] opened in 2018.
Apple Knocker Hard Cider
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NoN
Cider brewery in Cobden, opened in 2012.[40]
Argus Brewery
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Chicago, opened in 2009, in a building built in 1906 as a Schlitz beer distribution facility.[41]
Arrowhead Ales Brewing Company
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New Lenox, opened in 2016.[42]
Ballast Point Tasting Room and Kitchen
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Ballast Point Brewing Company was founded in San Diego in 1996. It was acquired by Constellation Brands in 2015. The brewpub in Chicago opened in 2018. Most of the beer there comes from Ballast Point breweries in California and Virginia, but some is brewed onsite.[43]
Band of Bohemia
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Chicago, opened in 2015.[44][45]
Bearded Owl Brewing
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Peoria, opened in 2018.[46]
Begyle Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Chicago,[47] opened in 2012. The taproom opened in 2015.[48][49]
Belly Up Beer Company
NoN
Western Springs, opened in 2016.[50]
Bent River Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
NoN
Brewpub in Moline, bottling line and taproom in Rock Island.[51] Founded in 1997.
Big Muddy Brewing
NoN
NoN
Murphysboro, founded in 2009.[52]
Big Thorn Brewery Georgetown, opened in 2016.[53]
Birreria Chicago
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Chicago, opened in 2013 inside Eataly Chicago.[54]
Bixi Beer
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Chicago, opened in 2018.[55][56][57]
Black & Gray Brewing Company
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East Dundee,[58] opened in 2019.
Black Horizon Brewing Company
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Willowbrook, opened in 2017.[59]
Black Lung Brewing Company
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Waukegan, opened in 2019, an alternating proprietorship brewing and distributing out of ZümBier.[60]
Blind Pig Brewery
NoN
NoN
Champaign. The beer bar opened in 2004. The separate microbrewery and taproom opened in 2009.[61]
Blue Island Beer Company
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Blue Island, opened in 2015.[62]
Blue Nose Brewery
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Opened in Justice in 2012,[63] moved to Hodgkins in 2015.
Bosacki's Home Brew
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Mundelein, opened in 2016.[64]
BrickStone Restaurant & Brewery
NoN
NoN
Bourbonnais,[65][66] opened in 2006.
BuckleDown Brewing
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Lyons, opened in 2013.[67]
Buffalo Creek Brewing
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Long Grove, opened in 2017.[68]
Buzz Bomb Brewing Company
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Springfield, opened in 2018.[69] Added a second brewery, in Illiopolis, later that year.[70]
Carbondale Craft Beer
NoN
NoN
Ava, makers of Little Egypt beer, founded in 2012.[71]
Carlyle Brewing Company
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Rockford, opened in 2003.[72]
Cary Ale House & Brewing Company
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Cary. The restaurant opened in 2015. They added an in-house brewery in 2018.[73]
Church Street Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Itasca,[74] opened in 2012.
Corridor Brewery & Provisions
NoN
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2015.[75] Added a canning line in 2017.[76]
Cruz Blanca
NoN
NoN
Founded by chef Rick Bayless in 2015, the beer was originally contract brewed.[77] The brewpub in Chicago opened in 2016.[78]
Crystal Lake Brewing
NoN
NoN
Crystal Lake, opened in 2014.[79]
D and G Brewing Company
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St. Charles,[80] opened in 2018.
Decatur Brew Works
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Decatur, opened in 2016.[81]
Destihl Restaurant & Brew Works
NoN
NoN
NoN
The brewpub in Normal opened in 2007 and the one in Champaign opened in 2011. The production brewery in Bloomington opened in 2013.[82][83] It was replaced by a new brewery and taproom in Normal in 2017.[84][85]
District Brew Yards
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Chicago, opened in 2019 as a brewery run cooperatively by three brewing companies – Burnt City Brewing, Around the Bend Beer Company, and Bold Dog Beer Company.[86] Added a fourth company, Casa Humilde Cervecería Artesanal, later that year.[87]
Door 4 Brewing Company
NoN
Decatur, opened in 2017.[88]
Dovetail Brewery
NoN
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2016.[89][90]
Dry City Brew Works
NoN
Wheaton, opened in 2014.[91]
DryHop Brewers
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Chicago, opened in 2013.[92][93][94]
Effing Brew Company
NoN
Effingham, opened in 2018.[95][96]
Elder Brewing Company
NoN
Joliet, opened in 2017.[97]
Elmhurst Brewing Company
NoN
Elmhurst, opened in 2018.[98]
Emancipation Brewing Company
NoN
Fairbury, opened in 2019.[99][100]
Emmett's Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
West Dundee, Palatine, Downers Grove,[101] Wheaton; founded in 1998.
Empirical Brewery
NoN
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2014.[102][103] In 2015 they added a taproom.[104]
Energy City Brewing
NoN
Batavia, opened in 2017.[105]
Engrained Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Springfield, opened in 2013.[106]
Eris Brewery and Cider House
NoN
Cider and beer brewery and restaurant in Chicago, opened in 2018.[107][108]
Evil Horse Brewing Company
NoN
Crete, opened in 2016.[109]
Excel Brewing Company
NoN
Breese. Founded as a soft drink company in 1936, Excel Bottling Company started brewing beer in 2012.[110]
Exit Strategy Brewing Company
NoN
Forest Park, opened in 2015.[111]
Fibs Brewing Company
NoN
Des Plaines, opened in 2019.[112]
Finch Beer Company
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Chicago. Opened in 2011 as Finch's Beer Company.[113] In 2016 they changed their name to Finch Beer Company and opened a brewpub at a second location,[114] which closed later that year.[115] In 2017 they bought the Like Minds brewery and moved their operations there.[116][117]
Flapjack Brewery
NoN
Berwyn,[118] opened in 2017.
Flesk Brewing
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Opened in Lombard in 2013.[119] Moved to Barrington and added a taproom in 2017.[120]
Flossmoor Station Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Flossmoor. Brewpub opened in 1996, bottling operation started in 2008.[121]
Forbidden Root
NoN
NoN
Founded in Chicago in 2013, the beer was initially brewed at various locations.[122] The brewpub opened in 2016.[123]
Forge Brewhouse
NoN
Opened as a brewpub in Sycamore in 2015.[124] Moved to a production brewery and taproom in DeKalb in 2018.[125]
Forgottonia Brewing
NoN
Macomb, opened in 2019.[126]
Galena Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
NoN
The brewpub in Galena[127] opened in 2010. The taproom in Moline opened in 2019.[128]
Garage Band Brewing
NoN
Plainfield,[129] opened in 2019.
Generations Brewing Company
NoN
Freeport, opened in 2014.[130]
Geneseo Brewing Company
NoN
Geneseo,[131] opened in 2015.
Gino's Brewing Company
NoN
Gino's East added a brewery at its River North restaurant in Chicago[132] in 2015.
Golden Fox Brewing
NoN
Decatur, opened in 2018.[133]
Goose Island Beer Company
NoN
NoN
NoN
Founded in Chicago in 1988 as a brewpub on Clybourn Avenue, Goose Island opened a bottling plant on Fulton Street in 1995, and a second brewpub, in the Wrigleyville neighborhood, in 1999. The production brewery and its beers, but not the brewpubs, were purchased by Anheuser-Busch InBev in 2011. Goose Island now has national distribution, and some of the beer is produced at other breweries.[134][135] A brewery taproom opened in 2015.[136] The Wrigleyville brewpub closed in 2015.[137] The Clybourn Avenue brewpub was bought by AB InBev in 2016.[138]
Granite City Food & Brewery
NoN
With its headquarters in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Granite City operates several dozen brewpubs in the Midwest,[139] including six in Illinois, in East Peoria, Orland Park, Rockford, Naperville, Schaumburg, and Northbrook.
Great Central Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Contract brewery in Chicago, opened in 2016.[140] The taproom opened in 2017.[141]
Greenstar Brewing
NoN
Located at the Uncommon Ground restaurant in Chicago, Greenstar began production in 2014 as the first organic brewery in Illinois.[142]
Hailstorm Brewing
NoN
NoN
Tinley Park, opened in 2014.[143][144]
Hairy Cow Brewing Company
NoN
Byron, opened in 2018.[145]
Half Acre Beer Company
NoN
NoN
Half Acre was founded in 2007, with the beer initially contract brewed in Wisconsin. The brewery on Lincoln Avenue in Chicago started production in 2009, and the tap room opened in 2012.[146] In 2015, a second, larger brewery started production on Balmoral Avenue, a mile and a half from the first location.[147] The Lincoln Avenue tap room added a kitchen in 2016.[148] The Balmoral Avenue brewery added a brewpub in 2017.[149]
Half Day Brewing Company
NoN
Lincolnshire, opened in 2016.[150]
Hand of Fate Brewing Company
NoN
Petersburg, opened in 2016.[151][152][153]
Harbor Brewing Company
NoN
Winthrop Harbor,[154] opened in 2018.
Hardware
NoN
Brewpub in North Aurora, opened in 2016.[155]
Haymarket Pub & Brewery
NoN
NoN
The brewpub in Chicago[156] opened in 2010. The second brewpub and production brewery in Bridgman, Michigan opened in 2017.[157]
Hickory Creek Brewing Company
NoN
New Lenox, opened in 2018.[158]
Hofbräuhaus
NoN
Hofbräuhaus Chicago opened in Rosemont in 2013.[159] Hofbräuhaus St. Louis opened in Belleville in 2018.[160] The brewpubs are part of an international chain licensed by the original Hofbräuhaus in Munich, Germany.
Holzlager Brewing Company
NoN
Woodstock, opened in 2019.[161]
The Hop Brewery
NoN
Christopher, opened in 2017.[162]
Hopewell Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2016.[163]
Hopskeller Brewing Company
NoN
Waterloo, opened in 2016.[164]
Hopvine Brewing Company
NoN
Aurora, opened in 2013.[165][166]
Horse Thief Hollow
NoN
NoN
Chicago,[167] opened in 2013.
Ike & Oak Brewing Company
NoN
Woodridge, opened in 2019.[168]
Illuminated Brew Works
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2014.[169]
Imperial Oak Brewing
NoN
Willow Springs,[170] opened in 2014.
Industry Brewing Company
NoN
Peoria, opened in 2017.[171]
Iron Spike Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Galesburg, opened in 2014,[172] added a canning line in 2016.[173]
Itasca Brewing Company
NoN
Itasca,[174] opened in 2017.
Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales
NoN
NoN
Jolly Pumpkin was founded in Dexter, Michigan in 2004, and now has several locations. The Chicago brewpub opened in 2017. Most of the beer there comes from the Dexter brewery, but some is brewed onsite.[175]
JT Walker's Brewery
NoN
Mahomet, opened in 2013.[176]
Keg Grove Brewing Company
NoN
Bloomington, opened in 2018.[177]
Kings & Convicts Brewing Company
NoN
Highwood, opened in 2017.[178]
Kinslahger Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Oak Park, opened in 2016.[179][180]
Knox County Brewing Company
NoN
Galesburg, opened in 2018.[181]
Lagunitas Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Founded in 1993, and based in Petaluma, California since 1994, Lagunitas built a second brewery in Chicago in 2014, the largest in the city. The brewpub opened a few months later.[182][183] In 2015 Heineken International purchased a 50% stake in the company,[184] and in 2017 it purchased the other 50%.[185]
Lake Bluff Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Lake Bluff, opened in 2011.[186]
Lake Effect Brewing Company
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2012.[187]
Lake Zurich Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Lake Zurich, opened in 2018.[188]
Lena Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Lena, opened in 2015.[189]
Lieferbräu Brewery
NoN
Red Bud, opened in 2018.[190]
Light the Lamp Brewery
NoN
Grayslake, opened in 2012.[191]
Lil Beaver Brewery
NoN
Bloomington, opened in 2018.[192]
Limerick Brewing Company
NoN
Lincoln. The Spirited Republic tavern opened in 2015.[193] They added a brewery in 2018.
Lionstone Brewing
NoN
Geneseo, opened in 2015.[194]
Lo-Rez Brewing
NoN
NoN
Chicago,[195] opened in 2016. Added a taproom in 2017.[196]
Lot 50 Brewing
NoN
Paris, opened in 2018.[197]
The Lucky Monk
NoN
South Barrington,[198] opened in 2009.
Lunar Brewing Company
NoN
Villa Park,[199] opened in 1998.
Macushla Brewing Company
NoN
Glenview, opened in 2017.[200]
Mad Hatchet Brewing
NoN
Shorewood,[201] opened in 2019.
Maplewood Brewery & Distillery
NoN
NoN
Founded in Chicago as Mercenary in 2014,[202] renamed to Maplewood in 2015.[203] The brewpub opened in 2017.[204]
Marz Community Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2014.[205] Moved to a new location in 2017, and added a brewpub in 2018.[206][207]
McHenry Brewing Company
NoN
McHenry, opened in 2018.[208]
Metal Monkey Brewing
NoN
NoN
Romeoville, opened in 2016.[209]
Metropolitan Brewing
NoN
NoN
Chicago, founded in 2008.[210][211] Moved to a new location and added a taproom in 2017.[212]
Mickey Finn's Brewery
NoN
NoN
Libertyville, opened in 1994;[213] moved to a new location in 2014.[214]
Middle Brow Beer Company
NoN
NoN
Chicago, began production in 2014.[215] The beer has been contract brewed at various breweries in the Chicago area. In 2019 they opened their own brewpub, called Bungalow. Some of their packaged beer is still produced under contract.[216]
Midwest Coast Brewing Company
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2019.[217]
Mikerphone Brewing
NoN
NoN
Founded in Chicago in 2015. At first the beer was brewed at SlapShot,[218] then at Une Année.[219] They opened their own brewery in Elk Grove Village in 2017.[220][221]
Miskatonic Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Darien, opened in 2015.[222][223]
Molly's Pint Brewpub
NoN
Murphysboro, opened in 2017.[224]
Monarch Brewing Company
NoN
Monticello, opened in 2017.[225]
Moody Tongue Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Chicago, founded in 2014;[226] tap room opened in 2016,[227] then closed in 2019 with plans to move operations to the larger, vacant Baderbrau Brewing Company building.[228]
More Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Villa Park, opened in 2017.[229]
Motor Row Brewing
NoN
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2015.[230]
MyGrain Brewing Company
NoN
Joliet, opened in 2017.[231]
Nightshade and Dark's Pandemonium Brewing
NoN
Waukegan, opened in 2019.[232]
Noon Whistle Brewing
NoN
NoN
Lombard, opened in 2014.[233]
North Shore Cider Company
NoN
Cider brewery in Evanston, opened in 2017.[234]
Oak Park Brewing Company
NoN
Oak Park, co-located with Hamburger Mary's Show Lounge; opened in 2016.[235]
Obed & Isaac's
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The brewpub in Springfield opened in 2012.[236] The brewpub in Peoria opened in 2016.[237]
Off Color Brewing
NoN
NoN
Chicago,[238] opened in 2013. A second brewery, with a taproom called the Mousetrap, opened in 2017.[239][240]
O'Griff's Grill & Brewhouse
NoN
Quincy, opened in 1994.[241]
Old Bakery Beer Company
NoN
NoN
Alton, opened in 2015.[242]
Old Herald Brewery and Distillery
NoN
Collinsville, opened in 2019.[243]
Old Irving Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2016; brewpub inspired by the cuisine of Homaro Cantu.[244]
One Lake Brewing
NoN
Oak Park, opened in 2019.[245]
One Trick Pony
NoN
Lansing, opened in 2012.[246]
Only Child Brewing
NoN
NoN
Opened in Northbrook in 2013,[247] moved to Gurnee in 2015.[248]
On Tour Brewing Company
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2017.[249][250][251]
Open Outcry Brewing Company
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2017.[252]
Opera House Brewing Company
NoN
Hillsboro, opened in 2018.[253][254]
Oswego Brewing Company
NoN
Oswego, opened in 2018.[255]
Peckish Pig
NoN
Evanston, opened in 2014.[256]
Peel Brewing Company
NoN
O'Fallon, opened in 2014.[257]
Penrose Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Geneva, opened in 2014.[258]
Piece Brewery and Pizzeria
NoN
Chicago,[259] opened in 2001.
Pig Minds Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Vegan brewpub in Machesney Park, opened in 2012.[260]
Pipeworks Brewing Company
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2012,[261] moved to a larger space in 2015.[262]
Pollyanna Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Lemont, opened in 2014.[263] A second brewery, with a taproom called Roselare, opened in Roselle in 2017.[264]
Prairie Krafts Brewing Company
NoN
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Buffalo Grove, opened in 2016.[265]
Prairie Street Brewing Company
NoN
Rockford. Opened as Rockford Brewing Company in 2013, in the old Peacock Brewery. Renamed to Prairie Street in 2016.[266]
Rabid Brewing
NoN
Homewood, opened in 2017.[267]
Radicle Effect Brewerks
NoN
Rock Island, opened in 2012 as Against the Grain Brewery & Alehouse, changed their name in 2014 to Radicle Effect Brewerks.[268]
Radium City Brewing
NoN
Ottawa, opened in 2015.[269]
Ravinia Brewing Company
NoN
Founded in 2017.[270] Initially the beer was contract brewed at Finch Brewery. The pub in Highland Park opened in 2018,[271] with the beer brought in from offsite. The production brewery in Chicago opened in 2019.[272]
Rebellion Brew Haus
NoN
Moline, opened in 2016.[273]
Recess Brewing
NoN
Edwardsville, opened in 2014.[274]
Revolution Brewing
NoN
NoN
NoN
Chicago. The brewpub opened in 2010.[275] The separate production brewery and taproom opened in 2012.[276]
Rhodell Brewery
NoN
Peoria, opened in 1998.[277] Moved to a larger location in 2015.[278]
Riggs Beer Company
NoN
Urbana, opened in 2016.[279]
Right Bee Cider
NoN
NoN
Apple cider brewery in Chicago, opened in 2014.[280] The taproom opened in 2019.[281]
River Hawk Brewing
NoN
Channahon, opened in 2017.[282]
Riverlands Brewing Company
NoN
St. Charles, opened in 2019.[283]
Roaring Table Brewing Company
NoN
Lake Zurich, opened in 2017.[284]
Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
NoN
Rock Bottom was founded in Denver, Colorado in 1991. The company now has about 30 locations, with Illinois brewpubs in Chicago, Lombard, Orland Park, and Warrenville, plus one in Bolingbrook that was formerly a Gordon Biersch.[285] (Both Rock Bottom and Gordon Biersch are owned by CraftWorks Restaurants & Breweries.)[286]
Roebuck Pizza
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2019.[287]
Rolling Meadows Brewery
NoN
Cantrall, opened in 2011.[288]
Route 51 Brewing Company
NoN
Elkville, opened in 2017.[289]
Scallywag Brewing Company
NoN
Westmont, opened in 2019.[290]
Scorched Earth Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Algonquin, opened in 2014.[291]
Scratch Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Ava, opened in 2013.[292][293][294]
Sew Hop'd Brewery & Tap Room
NoN
Huntley, opened in 2019.[295]
ShadowView Brewing
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Woodstock, restaurant opened in 2018, commenced brewing in 2019.[161]
Short Fuse Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Schiller Park, opened in 2017.[296]
Side Lot Brewery
NoN
Wauconda, opened in 2016.[297]
Skeleton Key Brewery
NoN
Woodridge, opened in 2016.[298]
Sketchbook Brewing Company
NoN
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Evanston, opened in 2014.[299] The taproom opened in 2016.[300][178][301]
Small Town Brewery
NoN
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Wauconda, opened in 2011,[302] tap room opened in 2015.[303]
Smylie Brothers Brewing Company
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Evanston brewpub, opened in 2014.[304] In 2018 they started brewing some of their beer in Chicago at the former Aquanaut brewery.[305]
Solemn Oath Brewery
NoN
NoN
Naperville, founded in 2012.[306]
Soundgrowler Brewing
NoN
Tinley Park, opened in 2017.[307]
Spiteful Brewing
NoN
NoN
Chicago,[308] opened in 2012. Moved to a new location and added a taproom in 2017.[309]
Springfield Beer Company
NoN
Springfield, opened in 2019.[310]
Steam Hollow Brewing Company
NoN
Manteno, opened in 2019.[311][312]
St. Nicholas Brewing Company
NoN
Du Quoin, opened in 2014.[313]
Stockholm's
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Geneva, opened in 2002.[314]
Stubborn German Brewing Company
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Waterloo, opened in 2016.[315]
Tangled Roots Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Ottawa, opened in 2016, co-located with the Lone Buffalo restaurant.[316]
Temperance Beer Company
NoN
NoN
Evanston, opened in 2013.[317]
Ten Ninety Brewing Company
NoN
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Founded in 2013. Initially the beer was contract brewed at Big Chicago Brewing Company in Zion,[318] which Ten Ninety then acquired in 2014.[319] The brewery moved to a new location with a taproom in Glenview in 2016.[320] They added a kitchen in 2019.
Three Angels Brewing Yorkville, opened in 2012.[321]
Tighthead Brewing Company
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Mundelein, opened in 2011.[322]
Trail's Edge Brewing Company
NoN
Frankfort, opened in 2018 at the Smokey Barque restaurant.[323][324]
Tribes Beer Company
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Started as the Tribes Alehouse bar and restaurant in Mokena and Tinley Park, then added a brewery at the Mokena location in 2015.[325] Opened a larger brewery and taproom in Mokena in 2018.[326]
Triptych Brewing
NoN
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Savoy, opened in 2013.[327][328]
Twisted Hippo
NoN
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Founded in Chicago as Rude Hippo in 2014[329] and later renamed to Twisted Hippo. The beer was contract brewed at 18th Street Brewery in Gary, Indiana, SlapShot Brewing in Chicago,[330] and Aleman Brewing in Chicago.[331] They opened their own brewpub in 2019.[332]
Two Brothers Brewing
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Two Brothers opened in 1997, and started bottling their beer in 1998. They have three brewpubs — one at the main brewery in Warrenville (opened in 2008), one at the Two Brothers Roundhouse in Aurora (2013), and one in Scottsdale, Arizona (2015).[333][334] In 2017 they also started distilling hard liquor at the Aurora location.[335]
Two Doors Down Brewery
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Clinton, opened in 2018.[336][337]
Two Hound Red
NoN
Glen Ellyn brewpub, opened in 2019.[338]
Une Année Brewery
NoN
NoN
Opened in Chicago in 2013.[339] Moved to Niles and added a taproom in 2017.[340][341][342]
Unpossible Mead
NoN
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Meadery in Dwight, opened in 2018,[343] added a taproom in 2019.
Urban Renewal Brewery
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2018.[344]
Vice District Brewing Company The brewery and taproom in Chicago opened in 2014.[345] A larger brewery and taproom in Homewood opened in 2018.[346] The Chicago location closed in 2019.[347] Later in 2019 the taproom in Homewood closed, with the brewery there remaining operational.[348]
Village Vintner Winery & Brewery
NoN
Algonquin, opened in 2012.[349]
Von Jakob Vineyard & Brewery
NoN
Alto Pass.[350] The vineyard was founded in 1996. The brewery opened in 2011.
Wake Brewing
NoN
Rock Island, opened in 2017.[351]
Werk Force Brewing Company
NoN
Plainfield, opened in 2014.[352]
Whiner Beer Company
NoN
NoN
Chicago, opened in 2016.[353]
Whiskey Hill Brewing Company
NoN
Westmont, opened in 2018.[354]
White Oak Brewing
NoN
NoN
Normal,[355] opened in 2015; added a taproom in 2017.[356]
White Rooster Farmhouse Brewery
NoN
Sparta, opened in 2017.[357]
Wild Blossom Meadery
NoN
NoN
Chicago; opened in 2001; moved to a new location and added a taproom in 2017. Wild Blossom brews mead, using their own honey, and also makes wine and beer.[358]
Wild Onion Brewery
NoN
NoN
Lake Barrington. The brewery opened in 1996 and the Onion Pub brewpub opened in 2003.[359] The Wild Onion Tied House restaurant opened in Oak Park in 2017; the beer there is brought in from the Lake Barrington brewery.[360]
Will County Brewing Company
NoN
NoN
Shorewood, opened in 2018.[361]
Wishful Acres Farm & Brewery
NoN
NoN
Lena, opened in 2016.[362]
Wolfden Brewing Company
NoN
Bloomingdale, opened in 2018.[363]
ZümBier
NoN
NoN
Waukegan, opened in 2014.[364]

Other beer companies

  • Around the Bend Beer Company was founded in Chicago in 2015. Their beer has been brewed at Ale Syndicate,[365] Excel, and Burnt City. It is now brewed at District Brew Yards.[366][86]
  • Banging Gavel Brews, Chicago, founded in 2014. The beer is contract brewed at Church Street Brewing.[367]
  • Bold Dog Beer Company, founded in Chicago in 2016. Their beer was brewed at Lake Effect[368][369] and is now brewed at District Brew Yards.[86]
  • Burnt City Brewing, Chicago. Originally named Atlas Brewing Company. The brewpub on Lincoln Avenue opened in 2012.[370] The production brewery on 99th Street opened in 2015.[371] Renamed to Burnt City Brewing in 2016.[372][373] The two locations were merged into a new brewery called District Brew Yards in 2019.[86]
  • Cahoots Brewing was founded in Oak Park in 2013, and is currently based in Forest Park. The beer is contract brewed at Church Street Brewing Company and Ten Ninety Brewing Company.[374]
  • Casa Humilde Cervecería Artesanal, Chicago, began operations in 2019 in the District Brew Yards brewery.[375]
  • Golden Prairie Fermentations, Chicago. Golden Prairie had its own brewery in the 1990s. The brand was re-launched by Argus Brewery in 2018.[376][377]
  • Gun Craft Beer, Lake Barrington, started in 2017. The beer is contract brewed at Church Street Brewing in Itasca, Illinois.[378]
  • Hop Butcher for the World. Opened in 2015 as South Loop Brewing Company, renamed to Hop Butcher in 2016.[379] They are using their own brewing equipment at the Aquanaut brewery in Chicago.[380]
  • Hopothesis Beer Company was founded in Chicago in 2013. The beer was contract brewed at Minhas Craft Brewery in Monroe, Wisconsin.[381] Hopothesis was acquired by Finch Beer Company in 2016.[382]
  • Hubbard's Cave is a second brand of beer produced by the Une Année Brewery.[383]
  • Karetas Brewing Company was founded in Chicago in 2016. The beer has been brewed at Ale Syndicate in Chicago and at Church Street Brewing in Itasca.[384]
  • LaGrow Organic Beer Company. They are using their own brewing equipment at the Aquanaut brewery in Chicago.[385][386]
  • Local Option Bierwerker is based in Chicago. The beer is contract brewed at different breweries.[387][388]
  • MillerCoors, the second-largest beer company in the United States (after Anheuser-Busch),[389] has its national headquarters in Chicago, but does not operate any breweries in Illinois.
  • Phase Three Brewing Company, opened in 2019. The beer is contract brewed at Lake Zurich Brewing Company.[390]
  • Saint Errant Brewing was founded in Chicago in 2016. The beer is brewed at Mikerphone in Elk Grove Village[391] and at Begyle in Chicago.
  • Tocayo Brewing Company was founded in 2015 as a joint venture between chef Rick Bayless and Constellation Brands. The beer is contract brewed at Two Brothers in Warrenville.[392]
  • Veteran Beer Company, founded in 2013, is based Chicago. Their brewery is located in Cold Spring, Minnesota.[393]
  • WarPigs Brewing Company, founded in Chicago in 2017, is a joint venture of Three Floyds (in Munster, Indiana) and Mikkeller (in Copenhagen, Denmark). The beer is contract brewed by Great Central Brewing in Chicago and Wisconsin Brewing in Verona, Wisconsin.[394] The WarPigs brewpub in Copenhagen opened in 2015.[395]
  • Woggly Square Brewing Company, Tinley Park, founded in 2018. The beer is brewed at 350 Brewing Company.[396]

Closed breweries

Historical breweries: before 1980

  • Blattner & Seidenschwanz Brewery, Chicago, opened ca. 1850, closed in 1857.[397]
  • Bluff Brewery, Quincy, opened in 1857, closed ca. 1910.[398]
  • Bluff City Brewery, Alton.[399]
  • Bohemian Brewing Company, Chicago, opened in 1891, closed in 1896.[400]
  • William Bohn Brewery, Chicago, opened and closed in 1893.[401]
  • Charles Brand & Ernest Hummel Brewing Company, Chicago, opened in 1880, closed in 1997.[402]
  • Michael Brand Brewery, Chicago, opened in 1878, closed in 1879.[403]
  • Brewer & Hofmann Brewing Company, Chicago, opened in 1886, closed in 1902.[404]
  • Brisach & Hessemer Brewery, Chicago, opened in 1858, closed in 1859.[405]
  • Broadway Brewing Company, Chicago, opened and closed in 1934.[406]
  • Bucher & Hiller Brewery, Chicago, opened in 1858, closed in 1866.[407]
  • Dick Brothers Brewery, Quincy, founded in 1856, closed in 1951.[408]
  • Eber Brothers Brewery, Quincy, opened ca. 1868, closed in 1906.[409]
  • Gipps Brewing Co., Peoria, Opened in 1881, closed in 1954. Its flagship Amberlin Beer sold to Canadian Ace Brewing Company of Chicago and brewed until 1963. [410]
  • Griesedieck Western Brewery, Belleville, makers of Stag beer.[411][412]
  • Peter Hand Brewery (later known as Meister Brau Brewery), Chicago, the original makers of Meister Brau beer; ceased brewing in Chicago in 1977. They were the last brewery in the city until 1987.[413][414]
  • Hofmann Brothers Brewery, Chicago, closed in 1925. The related Hofmann Pub in Lyons, located near Hofmann Tower, is also thought to have been a brewery, and was later owned by the Peter Fox Brewing Company; the building was destroyed in a fire in 2013.[415][416]
  • Lill and Diversey Brewery, Chicago, founded 1833.[417]
  • Manhattan Brewing Company of Chicago. Opened in 1893; later renamed to Canadian Ace Brewing Company; closed in 1968. Notorious for its connections to Al Capone.[418]
  • McAvoy Brewing Company, Chicago, opened in 1865, closed in 1920.[419]
  • McHenry Brewery, McHenry, opened in 1868.[420]
  • Meyer Brewing Company, Bloomington[421]
  • Pabst Brewing Company was founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1844. They operated a brewery in Peoria Heights, Illinois from 1934 to 1982.[422]
  • Peacock Brewery is located in Rockford. The original brewhouse was built in 1857. It was successively owned by the Peacock Brewing Company, the Rockford Brewing Company, and the Rock River Brewing Company, the last of which closed in 1939.[423]
  • Peru Beer Company, Peru, opened in 1868, closed in 1943.[424]
  • Reisch Brewery, Springfield, founded in 1849, closed 1966.[425]
  • Ruff Brewing Company, Quincy, founded in 1855, closed 1948.[426]
  • Schoenhofen Brewery, Chicago, makers of Edelweiss beer.[427]
  • Seipp Brewing Company, Chicago, founded in 1854.[428]
  • Sieben's Brewery of Chicago, noted as a point of dispute between Dean O'Banion and Al Capone during Prohibition. See North Side Gang.[429]
  • Star Union Brewery, Peru, closed in 1966.[269]
  • Stenger Brewery, also known as J and N Stenger Brewery, Naperville, founded in 1848, closed in 1893.[430]
  • Warsaw Brewery, Warsaw, founded in 1861, ceased production in 1971. Reopened as a bar and restaurant in 2006.[431][432]
  • White Eagle Brewery, Chicago, opened in 1904, closed in 1950.[433]

Modern breweries: after 1980

  • 4 Paws Brewing, Chicago microbrewery, opened in 2013, closed in 2014, sold to Aquanaut Brewing.[434]
  • Abbey Ridge Brewery and Tap Room, brewpub in Pomona, opened in 2014,[435] destroyed by a fire in 2017.[436]
  • Ale Syndicate was founded in Chicago in 2013. The beer was originally contract brewed at several locations, including Big Chicago Brewing Company, Galena Brewing Company, and Excel Brewing Company.[437] The brewery opened in 2014. It closed in 2016.[366]
  • America's Brewpub in the Walter Payton Roundhouse, Aurora,[438] opened in 1996, closed in 2011.
  • Aquanaut Brewing Company, Chicago, opened in 2014,[439] closed in 2017.
  • Arcade Brewery opened in Chicago in 2014,[440] and operated as an alternating proprietorship at the Ale Syndicate brewery.[441] It closed in 2016.[366]
  • Baderbräu Brewing Company. In 2012 they revived Baderbräu beer,[442] which initially was contract brewed at the Stevens Point Brewery in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. The Chicago brewery and tap room opened in 2016,[443] and added a kitchen in 2017.[444] It closed in 2018.[445][446]
  • Berghoff beer was first brewed in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1887, and has been served at the Bergoff restaurant in downtown Chicago since 1898, except during Prohibition. From 1954 to 2018, the beer was produced under contract — first by the Falstaff Brewing Company in St. Louis, Missouri, then by the Joseph Huber Brewing Company in Monroe, Wisconsin, and then by Stevens Point Brewery in Stevens Point, Wisconsin.[447] Berghoff also had a separate brewpub in Chicago from 1990 to 1993.[448]
  • Big Chicago Brewing Company, Zion,[449] contract brewer for beers such as Ten Ninety, Cahoots, and Middle Brow. Founded in 2012, they were bought out by Ten Ninety in 2014.[319]
  • Big Hurt Beer was owned by former baseball player Frank Thomas. The Big Hurt Brewhouse restaurant in Berwyn opened in 2014[450] and closed in 2016. It reopened in 2017 under the name 35 Sports Bar & Grill,[451] and closed again in 2018. The beer, which was also available in cans, was contract brewed by Minhas Craft Brewery in Monroe, Wisconsin.[452][453]
  • Black Belt Brewery, Lake Zurich, production brewery with a canning line, opened in 2016,[454] closed in 2017.[455]
  • Blue Cat Brew Pub, Rock Island, opened in 1994, closed in 2018.[456][457]
  • Border Town Pub, Momence.[458] Bar opened in 2002. In-house brewery began operations in 2014. Closed in 2018.
  • Box Office Brewery and Restaurant, DeKalb,[459] opened in 1994, closed in 1998.
  • Brass Restaurant & Brewery, South Barrington,[460] opened in 2003, closed in 2009.
  • BreakRoom Brewery, Chicago brewpub, opened in 2015,[461] closed in 2016.[462]
  • Cademon Brewing Company, brewery and taproom in Genoa, opened in 2014,[463] closed in 2016.[464]
  • Capitol City Brewing, Springfield.[465]
  • Chain O' Lakes Brewing Company, McHenry taproom, opened in 2013 in the old McHenry Brewery building,[466] closed in 2018.[467]
  • Chicago Brewing Company, Chicago, opened in 1989.[448][468]
  • Chief's Brewing Company, Champaign, became Joe's Brewery.[469]
  • Copper Dragon Brewing Company, Carbondale. Opened in 1996,[470] ceased brewing in 2005; still open as a live music venue.
  • Crooked Waters, Peoria brewpub, closed in 2000.[471]
  • Flatlander's Restaurant and Brewery, Lincolnshire, opened in 1996, closed in 2012.[472]
  • Glen Ellyn Sports Brew, Glen Ellyn.[473]
  • Golden Prairie Brewing, Chicago, opened in 1992, closed in 1999.[376]
  • Govnor's Public House, Lake in the Hills, opened in 2001,[474] closed in 2008.[475]
  • Harrison's Restaurant and Brewery, Orland Park, opened in 1998, closed in 2013.[476]
  • Hopcats Brewing Company, Chicago brewpub, opened in 1998.[477]
  • Hopper's Garage Brewing Company, Antioch brewery, opened in 2015.[478]
  • Illinois Brewing Company, Bloomington,[479] opened in 1999, brewery became operational in 2000, closed in 2014.
  • Joe's Brewery, Champaign,[469] ceased brewing, bar still open.
  • J.W. Platek's Restaurant & Brewery, Richmond, closed in 2010.[480]
  • Like Minds Brewing Company, founded in 2014. The beer was originally contract brewed by Hinterland in Green Bay, Wisconsin. In 2015 Like Minds moved to Chicago and opened their own brewery.[481] In 2016 they opened a second location, a brewpub in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.[482] In 2017 they sold their Chicago brewery to Finch Beer Company.[116] In 2018 the Milwaukee location closed.[483]
  • Limestone Brewing Company, Plainfield brewpub, opened in 2009, closed in 2012.[484]
  • Mad Mouse Brewing Company, Chicago, opened in 2014 in the Moxee restaurant,[485] closed in 2017.[486]
  • Moonshine, Chicago bar and restaurant that opened in 2001, added an in-house brewery in 2008, and closed in 2014.[487][488]
  • M.T. Barrels Restaurant & Brewery, West Dundee.[489]
  • Myths and Legends Brewing Company, brewery and taproom in Westmont. Opened in 2013 as Urban Legend Brewing Company.[490] Renamed to Myths and Legends in 2016.[491] Bought out by Whiskey Hill in 2018.
  • Nevin's Brewing Company, Plainfield brewpub, opened in 2012.[492] The brewery was renamed to Midnight Pig Beer in 2017.[493] Closed in 2019.[494]
  • O'Grady's Brewery and Pub, Arlington Heights, opened in 1996.[495]
  • Pavichevich Brewing Company, Elmhurst, original makers of Baderbräu beer,[448] opened in 1988, closed in 1997.
  • Peoria Brewing Company, Peoria, production brewery and brewpub, opened in 2014,[496] closed in 2017.[497]
  • Prairie Rock Brewing Company.[498] The Elgin brewpub opened in 1995 and closed in 2009; the Schaumburg brewpub opened in 1999 and closed in 2007.[499]
  • The Ram Restaurant & Brewery originated in Lakewood, Washington in 1971.[500] It is now a national chain with about 20 locations. The brewpub in Schaumburg opened in 2000 and closed in 2018.[501] The brewpub in Wheeling opened in 2001 and closed in 2019.[502] The Rosemont location, which opened in 2003, does not brew beer on site.[503]
  • Reinstone Brewery, Illiopolis, opened in 2016.[504]
  • Ryan Brewing Company, microbrewery and taproom in Roscoe, opened in 2018,[505] closed in 2018.
  • Seery Athlone Brewing Company, brewery and taproom in Addison,[506] opened in 2018, closed in 2019.
  • Sieben's River North, Chicago brewpub, opened in 1987, closed in 1990.[448] The first modern-era craft brewery in Chicago.[507][508]
  • SlapShot Brewing Company, Chicago, opened in 2013.[509]
  • Slow City Makgeolli was the country's largest and highest-profile maker of makgeolli, a fermented rice beverage native to Korea with an alcohol content similar to that of beer. A subsidiary of Baesangmyun Brewery, it opened in Niles in 2013.[510][511] It closed ca. 2016.[512]
  • The Tap & Growler, Chicago,[513] opened in 1987, closed in 1992.
  • Taylor Brewing Company, Lombard brewpub, closed in 2011.[514]
  • Timotheus Brothers Brewery, Springfield,[515][516] opened in 2015, closed in 2018.
  • Weeghman Park Restaurant Brewery, Chicago brewpub, opened in 1997, closed in 1999.[517]
  • The Weinkeller, Berwyn,[518] opened in 1988, closed in 2000.

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