Goose Island is a name synonymous with Chicago beer, but there are no breweries on the North Side island. That could soon change, if a local group that includes Paul Hletko of Evanston distillery ...

Goose Island offerings from 312 Urban Wheat Ale to Bourbon County Stout grew so popular that the small brewery couldn't keep up with demand, at least without financial assistance from a larger source.

For a book about a company built on laid-back Midwestern values—specifically, Chicago's Goose Island brewery and its 2011 sale to Anheuser-Busch—Josh Noel’s Barrel Aged Stout and Selling Out ...

Unlike Bell's, Goose Island's owners sold out to big beer. The booming craft-beer community was rocked in 2011 by the $38.8 million sale to Anheuser-Busch Inbev, triggering a deeper level of ...

Like many union drives, workers at Goose Island Beer Co. began organizing quietly, in spring 2019. For months, a core of employees leading the effort at Chicago’s oldest brewery met covertly ...

Goose Island Beer Co. Changes are brewing at Goose Island Beer Co., and you could be a part of it. This innovative, Chicago-based brewery is looking for an equally innovative new brewmaster.

Goose Island also operates the Barrel House space for private events at 603 N. Sacramento Blvd. on the city's West Side, where the brewery also ages its Bourbon County Brand Stout.

<TAB>A beer fight between Chicago-based Goose Island Beer Co. Inc. and Frederick Brewing Co. is gaining some fizz in Baltimore ...

One meeting was attended by Goose Island founder John Hall, a looming figure in the brewing world who in 2011 sold the brand to Anheuser-Busch (Budweiser’s parent company) for $38.8 million.

Goose Island, which is owned by brewing giant Anheuser-Busch InBev, was not looking to relocate. Its Clybourn brewpub was full of nostalgia and stories.