Redevelopment
In 1997 Pabst, one of Milwaukee's oldest breweries (dating from 1844), closed the doors at it's Milwaukee Brewery. Sadly leaving large numbers of people without jobs.
Interestingly - After several years of floating production of their beers (including PBR and Colt 45) to various breweries across the country. A large portion is now produced a mile or two away at once rival Miller Brewing.
Developers are investing $300 million to reawaken the dormant property with a mix of retail, housing, office and entertainment space. At the center of the new PabstCity in a courtyard near Blue Ribbon Hall, a bronze statute of Capt. Pabst stands as a reminder of the once dominant brewer. -Business Journals, Inc.
Redevelopment
In 1997 Pabst, one of Milwaukee's oldest breweries (dating from 1844), closed the doors at it's Milwaukee Brewery. Sadly leaving large numbers of people without jobs.
Interestingly - After several years of floating production of their beers (including PBR and Colt 45) to various breweries across the country. A large portion is now produced a mile or two away at once rival Miller Brewing.
Developers are investing $300 million to reawaken the dormant property with a mix of retail, housing, office and entertainment space. At the center of the new PabstCity in a courtyard near Blue Ribbon Hall, a bronze statute of Capt. Pabst stands as a reminder of the once dominant brewer. -Business Journals, Inc.