FOOD AND DRINK

“It doesn’t get more Wisconsin than this…” That should be Bodihow Brewing’s official tagline!

These coffee roasters in Wisconsin support farmers in other countries–their unique business models result in coffee that’s very popular around the state.

The only official rule of cheese pairing is that there are no rules. Your taste buds are your best guide, and even the most unlikely pairings will delight some cheese lovers. That said, we consulted Wisconsin Cheese expert Jeanette Hurt for some basic guidelines to help when indecision strikes. ✅ DO- Start small. Hurt recommends…

A lot’s happened since Nashotah’s Red Circle Inn first opened its doors in 1848. Throughout its 177-year history, the Inn has welcomed traders, trappers, settlers, tourists, working class, high class, and just about every diner in between. 1848: Francis Schraudenbach opens the Nashotah Inn to serve people heading from Milwaukee to Watertown 1854: A railroad…

It’s still called the Gulf of Mexico. And in Wisconsin, it’s also a beer!

The Great River Road is an unforgettable trip, not just for the views of the Mississippi River, but also because of the numerous wineries along the way.

Wisconsin’s Minocqua Brewing Company has created a fun way to cope with the chaos in Washington — BEER FOR A CAUSE! ❤️ 🍺 RELATED: Minocqua Makes the Most Out of Being the ‘Least Popular Place in Town’ The locally-owned brewery has an entire LINE of “Resistance” beers — which includes a Pilsner, IPA, and an…

Ever had a poached burger? That’s the secret that makes this Wisconsin stand #1!

DID YOU KNOW? Beer is the world’s third most-consumed beverage, behind water and tea, and is the world’s most popular alcoholic drink. But beer lovers beware: Climate change could make your favorite drink much more bitter. Here’s why: An overall change in temperature will affect the quality of hops used to make beer, which will…

What to drink, where to go, & when to visit the Badger State’s best vineyards. DID YOU KNOW? Americans drink more wine than any country in the world… and it’s not even close. Every year, that number goes up. Last year, the average American drank more than three gallons (48 eight-oz. glasses). Each state has their favorite: Minnesotans…