What's Brewin' at RHLG ?
A little Beer info to share!
- Highest quality. Est. 1867. In 1922, Franz Xaver Kugler found himself in a tight spot when thousands of cyclists pedaled into his tavern. Afraid he'd run dry, Franz mixed the last of his beer with lemonade. It was the only thing he had on hand, and it was a hit! That refreshing drink has inspired us to explore our own shandy combinations like grapefruit shandy. Brewed with pride by the Leinenkugel family since 1867. A traditional shandy is beer mixed with a little something extra, like lemonade, soda or ginger ale. Leinenkugel's Grapefruit Shandy is our take on this tradition. Each batch begins with our traditional weiss beer. We then combine it with natural white grapefruit flavor that adds a note of fresh-cut citrus to brighten a great day by the lake. Indian Head Country: The Northwoods of Wisconsin have long been known as Indian Head Country, because it was thought that the St. Croix River, which forms the western boundary between Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, formed the' profile of a Native American. It's for this reason that Jacob Leinenkugel chose the image of a Native American woman to grace the label of his first beer - to pay homage to both the local people and their home. Today we're proud to carry on that tradition of honoring the source of our rich heritage - Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin - and of brewing beer that would make Jacob proud. The Northwoods: it's an area of wooded hillsides, swift-flowing rivers, prosperous farms, and one very special place - Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, home of the Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company. Since 1867, for six generations, we've been brewing our authentic specialty beers using only the finest ingredients and the same time-honored traditions. The next time you find yourself in our neck of the woods, visit our Leinie Lodge and join us out here. On behalf of all of us here at Leinenkugel's, we'd like to welcome you to the Leinie Lodge. Just what is the Leinie Lodge, you ask? Well, it's far more than just a place to visit when you're in Chippewa Falls. It's actually
- Limited release. 2013 great American Beer Festival Gold Metal Winner German-Style Kolsch. Est. 1867. Highest quality. Refreshing Kolsch-style beer. Brewed with a touch of rye. Carefully brewed by the Leinenkugel family. For five generations. Graphic packaging International, Inc. Union made. Please recycle. Indian Head Country. The Northwoods of Wisconsin have long been known as Indian Head Country, because it was thought that the St. Croix River, which forms the western boundary between Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, formed the profile of a Native American. It's for this reason that Jacob Leinenkugel chose the image of a Native American woman to grace the label of his first beer-to pay homage to both the local people and their home. Today we're proud to carry on the tradition of honoring the source of our rich heritage - Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin - and of brewing beer that would make Jacob proud. The Northwoods: it's an area of wooded hillsides, swift-flowing rivers, prosperous farms, and one very special place-Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, home of the Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company. Since 1867, for five generations, we've been brewing our authentic specially beers using only the finest ingredients and the same time-honored tradition. The next time you find yourself in our neck of the woods, visit our Leinie Lodge and join us out here. Leinenkugel Leinie Lodge: Welcome home. On behalf of all of us here at Leinenkugel's we'd like to welcome you to the Leinie Lodge. Just what is the Leinie Lodge, you ask? Well, it's far more than just a place to visit when you're in Chippewa Falls. It's actually a state of mind. A community of people with an appreciation for the better things. Things like friendship. Loyalty. Laughter. And family. No matter where you are, when you pop open an ice-cold Leinie's, you're tapping into far more than just great taste. You're joining a fellowship that appreciates quality and great-tasting beer. And you're joining a family that genuinely appreciates having you as a member. So welcome to
- Warnings / Cautions Government Warning: (1) According to the Surgeon General, women should not drink alcoholic beverages during pregnancy because of the risk of birth defects. (2) Consumption of alcoholic beverages impairs your ability to drive a car or operate machinery, and may cause health problems.
