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Sustainability Efforts[edit]
Two Brothers Brewing owners Jim and Jason Ebel are passionate about their efforts to promote energy-efficiency in their facilities as they “craft with a conscience.” Their practices include using green, renewable energy at all of their locations, as well as using recycled and recyclable materials in their packaging. [1][2] Extra money was spent purchasing the latest energy-efficient equipment including an ultra-high efficient boiler which allows for the conservation of water during the brewing process.[2][1] To provide their customers with the most fresh produce, Two Brothers facilities grow their own ingredients in their organic rooftop gardens, as well as purchase their products locally from within 200 miles of the restaurant's locations which reduces their carbon footprint by minimizing transportation distance.[2][3] In a display of their commitment to give back to local communities the brewery supplies local farmers with spent grain to aid them in feeding their cattle.[2] The Two Brothers Tap House was the first restaurant in DuPage County and the Two Brothers Roundhouse was the first restaurant in Kane County to join the The Green Chicago Restaurant Coalition[2], whose mission is to "empower members of the foodservice industry and dedicated diners alike to reduce our collective footprint, bolstering the health of our planet and its people."[4] Two Brothers has also joined the Natural Resources Defense Council to support the use of clean water in brewing practices. [2]
Beers[edit]
Two Brothers Brewing produces over twenty beers with a wide variety of styles. Their beers are brewed year-round, seasonal, or part of their Special Projects Division.[5]
| Name | Style | ABV% | IBU | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Twenty-Plus | Pilsner Lager | 4.8% | 42.1 | Year-round |
| Cane and Ebel | Red Rye Ale | 7% | 68 | Year-round |
| Domaine DuPage | French Country Ale | 5.9% | 24 | Year-round |
| Ebel’s Weiss | Weiss Beer | 4.9% | 12 | Year-round |
| Outlaw 2.0 | IPA | 6.3% | 40 | Year-round |
| Pinball | Juicy Hop Pale Ale | 5.4% | 31 | Year-round |
| Prairie Path | Golden Ale | 5.1% | 25 | Year-round |
| Sidekick | Extra Pale Ale | 5.1% | 36.1 | Year-round |
| Wobble | IPA | 6.3% | 69 | Year-round |
| A Bretter Day | Biere De Mars Ale | 5.5% | 23.1 | Seasonal: May |
| Atom Smasher | Oak Aged Oktoberfest Style Lager | 7.7% | 22.6 | Seasonal: August |
| Dog Days | Dortmunder Style Lager | 5.1% | 27 | Seasonal: April |
| Heavy Handed | Wet Hopped IPA | 6.7% | 65 | Seasonal: October |
| Hop Centric | Double IPA | 9.9% | 100.1 | Seasonal: June |
| Monarch | White Beer | 4.5% | 14 | Seasonal: February |
| Night Cat | Hoppy Wheat Ale | 5.7% | 43.2 | Seasonal: August |
| Northwind | Imperial Stout | 9.1% | 45 | Seasonal: November |
| Peppermint Bark | Porter | 6.7% | 32 | Seasonal: November |
| Revelry | Imperial Red Ale | 9.5% | 124 | Seasonal: November |
| Bare Tree | Weiss Wine | 11.2% | 50 | Special Projects Division |
| In The Flesh | Blueberry American Sour | 4.2% | 7 | Special Projects Division |
| Project Opus | Special Sours | n/a | n/a | Special Projects Division |
| Sour Beer #2 | American Wild Ale | n/a | n/a | Special Projects Division |
Awards and Acknowledgments[5][edit]
| Name | Style | Honors |
|---|---|---|
| Cane and Ebel | Red Rye Ale | Rated Top 7 beer by USA Today[7] |
| Domaine DuPage | French Country Ale | 2016 GABF Gold Medal Winner in Belgian- and French-Style Ale[8]
2016 World Beer Cup Bronze Medal Winner in Belgian- and French-Style Ale[9] 2014 World Beer Cup Gold Medal Winner in Belgian- and French-Style Ale[10] 2012 GABF Bronze Medal Winner in Belgian- and French-Style Ale[8] 2010 GABF Bronze Medal Winner in Belgian- and French-Style Ale[8] 2007 GABF Bronze Medal Winner in Belgian- and French-Style Ale[8] Called a Chicago Classic by the Chicago Tribune[11] |
| Ebel's Weiss | Weiss Beer | 2013 GABF Silver Medal Winner in South German-Style Hefeweizen[8]
2012 GABF Silver Medal Winner in South German-Style Hefeweizen[8] |
| Prairie Path | Golden Ale | Rated one of the best gluten friendly beers by Indianapolis Star[12] |
| Wobble IPA | India Pale Ale | Voted a top 15 IPA in America by Paste Magazine[13]
Top 5 summer beer by Fox News[14] |
| Dog Days | Dortmunder Style Lager | 2011 GABF Bronze Medal Winner in Dortmunder or German-Style Oktoberfest[8] |
| Sour Beer #2 | American Wild Ale | 2014 GABF Gold Medal Winner in Wood- and Barrel-Aged Sour Beer[8] |
Cane and Ebel:[edit]
Cane and Ebel Rated Top 7 beer by USA Today
Domaine DuPage:[edit]
2016 GABF Gold Medal Winner in Belgian- and French-Style Ale
2016 World Beer Cup Bronze Medal Winner in Belgian- and French-Style Ale
2014 World Beer Cup Gold Medal Winner in Belgian- and French-Style Ale
2012, 2010 and 2007 GABF Bronze Medal Winner in Belgian- and French-Style Ale
Domaine DuPage Called a Chicago Classic by the Chicago Tribune
Ebel’s Weiss:[edit]
2013 and 2012 GABF Silver Medal Winner in South German-Style Hefeweizen
Prairie Path:[edit]
Prairie Path Rated one of the best gluten friendly beers by Indianapolis Star
Wobble IPA:[edit]
Wobble Voted a top 15 IPA in America by Paste Magazine
Top 5 summer beer by Fox News
Dog Days:[edit]
2011 GABF Bronze Medal Winner in Dortmunder or German-Style Oktoberfest
Sour Beer #2:[edit]
2014 GABF Gold Medal Winner in Wood- and Barrel-Aged Sour Beer
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- ^ "2016 WORLD BEER CUP AWARD WINNERS – BELGIAN STYLE BEERS". BELGIAN BEER JOURNAL. 2016-05-07. Retrieved 2017-05-06.
- ^ "2014 WORLD BEER CUP WINNERS- BELGIAN AND FRENCH STYLE ALES". BELGIAN BEER JOURNAL. 2014-04-12. Retrieved 2017-05-06.
- ^ Noel, Josh. "Two Brothers Domaine DuPage a classic Chicago craft beer". chicagotribune.com. Retrieved 2017-05-06.
- ^ "8 gluten-free beers that don't suck". Indianapolis Star. Retrieved 2017-05-06.
- ^ "Blind-Tasting 116 of the Best American IPAs: We Have a Winner". pastemagazine.com. Retrieved 2017-05-06.
- ^ "5 amazing summer beers". Fox News. 2015-07-22. Retrieved 2017-05-06.