Great Lakes Brewing Company
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In the 1870s, Cleveland had 30 breweries. By the early 1980s, the last one had shuttered its doors. So when brothers Patrick and Daniel Conway opened Great Lakes Brewing Company on September 6, 1988, it not only signaled a new era in Cleveland brewing, it was also the first microbrewery in the state of Ohio. And the idea of a craft brewery in Cleveland caught on fast, as curious patrons hurried in for a pint crafted in the styles of old and drawn from the taps of the beautiful Victorian era bar. The company's commitment to sustainable business practices greatly contributed to its early popularity and success. Before long, Great Lakes Brewing Company had become one of Cleveland's most popular destinations for both dining and a fun night out.
Beers
| Name | Style | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Alchemy Hour Double IPA | Double IPA | Limited |
| Alchemy Hour IPA | Imperial IPA | |
| Anniversary Ale | Belgian Tripel | |
| Barrel-Aged Blackout Stout | Russian Imperial Stout | Seasonal |
| Berlot | ||
| Blackout Stout | Russian Imperial Stout | Seasonal (Winter) |
| Burning River Pale Ale | American Pale Ale | Year Round |
| Christmas Ale | Christmas/Winter Specialty Spiced Beer | Winter |
| Commodore Perry | American IPA | Year Round |
| Conway's Irish Ale | Irish Red Ale | Winter |
| Dortmunder Gold Lager | Dortmunder Export | Year Round |
| Edmund Fitzgerald | Brown Porter | Year Round |
| Eliot Ness | Premium American Lager | Year Round |
| Glockenspiel | Weizenbock | |
| Holy Moses White Ale | Belgian Specialty Ale | Spring |
| Imperial Dortmunder | Dortmunder Export | One Time |
| Lake Erie Monster | Imperial IPA | Spring |
| Nosferatu | Irish Red Ale | Fall |
| Ohio City Oatmeal Stout | American Stout | |
| Oktoberfest | Oktoberfest/Märzen | Fall |
| Rye of the Tiger | American Wheat or Rye Beer | Seasonal (Spring) |
| The Doppelrock | Doppelbock | Seasonal (Spring) |
| The Wright Pils | Classic American Pilsner | Year Round |
