Built in 1872, Captain Pabst Pilot House started off as Milwaukee’s First German Methodist Church. After two years of renovations, Pabst reopened the church in 2017 as the Pabst Milwaukee Brewery & Taproom. The church now served as a pilot house brewery, creating new and unique beers in the basement, while the taproom on the second floor was used as a music venue, restaurant and hosted brewery tours.
Captain Pabst Pilot House
1037 W. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53233
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