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One of our favorite places to visit is Great Lakes Brewing Company, so we thought we'd share some photos from tours we've taken of the brewery.
Tour guide Chas, after finishing his tours for the day.  (February 2008)The bar area of the brewery is so historic looking.  And besides that, the beer is delicious, and the food is good too.  Needless to say, we could sit here for hours!  (February 2008)It helps to have a son working at the brewery -- because we always get a table!  ;-)(February 2008)Couldn't resist one more shot from this angle, before we headed over to the brewery itself.  (February 2008)There are red lights on this part of the brewery, to add a little pizzazz!  (February 2008)These are some of the photos used as labels on the various beer Great Lakes produces.  (February 2008)Inside, it's a neat, old building.  (February 2008)And here are those red lights again -- this time from the inside looking out!  (February 2008)Part of what is now Great Lakes brewery was once the Schlather Brewing Company, an operation which was built in 1878.   And part of the old Schlatler brewery remains.  (February 2008)There's a room that serves as a banquet hall, and this is the bar in that room.  Quite impressive!  (February 2008)Now, THAT's a lot of beer!  And this is just a small portion of the tanks now being used by Great Lakes.  (February 2008)Another shot of the top of the some of the tanks at Great Lakes Brewery.  (February 2008)Back through the banquet hall, where I had to take another shot of that wonderful bar.  (February 2008)And now on to the bottling department!  (February 2008)Each brewery has certain colors on it's kegs, so they end up back at the proper brewery once they're empty!  (February 2008)Heading out of the bottling department, where Chas has a special treat for his Dad.  (February 2008)Chas, tour guide and fatty wagon driver extraordinaire!  (February 2008)The Great Lakes Brewery's old truck!  It was moved to make room for some more tanks, and sits here now for the winter.  Come summer, however, it will be out and running and going to events to promoteAnd here the truck is, in all it's glory!  I took this shot a couple of years ago, when our friends visited from Australia and Chas took them on a tour of the brewery.  (September 2005)Great Lakes Brewing Company's Dog Days of Summer.  (July 12, 2009)