Brewery capitalizes on consumer thirst for craft beer
19 Oct 2015
The craft beer industry has experienced a tremendous boom in recent years. According to the Brewers Association, the number of brew pubs and microbreweries jumped from 1,521 in 2008 to over 3,200 in 2014.
Lucette Brewing Company in Menomonie, WI has benefited from the seemingly unquenchable thirst for craft beer. They started production in 2010 and went from selling kegs of beer to being one of the first craft breweries in the country to sell 16oz cans in a 6-pack. They’re working on a substantial expansion at the brewery, which adds another 4,000 sq. ft.
Dunn County EDC provided project assistance to Lucette Brewing. Find out more about this fast-growing company. http://ow.ly/OBlb0
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