Revolution Brewing, Craft brewery and pub in Logan Square, Chicago, United States.
Revolution Brewing is a craft brewery and pub with two locations in Chicago: a brewpub on Milwaukee Avenue in Logan Square and a production facility with a tap room on Kedzie Avenue in Avondale. The two venues serve different purposes, with the brewpub offering a smaller pub setting and the Avondale space giving a view of large-scale brewing operations.
The brewery was founded in 2010 by Josh Deth, who had previously worked at Goose Island Beer Company and learned his craft there. Starting from a single brewpub in Logan Square, it grew to open a separate production facility in Avondale to meet rising demand.
The brewpub on Milwaukee Avenue sits in Logan Square, a neighborhood known for its independent bars and restaurants, and draws both regulars and first-time visitors. The tap room in Avondale, attached to the production facility, gives guests a closer look at where the beer is actually made.
Both locations are wheelchair accessible, so getting around inside is easy for all visitors. The Logan Square brewpub suits a casual stop, while the Avondale tap room is larger and works well for a longer visit if you want to explore more of the beer selection.
The Logan Square brewpub was used as a filming location for the 2013 movie Drinking Buddies, which depicted daily life inside a working brewery. Some of the winter beers are aged in wood barrels, giving them flavors that do not appear in the rest of the year-round lineup.
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