The conference's sponsor, the Institute for Brewing Studies, has condensed the conference program from three days to two for its 17th annual event. After all that beer, an imaginary tavern might be a good thing. Citizens are urged to be on their best behavior, so as to blend in with the conventioneers, who might choose to make Milwaukee a regular stop for their event. Brian Henry , a Chicagoan, handled national development for the firm, and had put together about 20 deals over the years, including the Fox Bay. The previous owner certainly did a good job on the renovation, which gives us three screens on two levels and a very attractive bar in the lobby.
All seats have table space and swivel chairs with ample leg room for the lanky.
There are 10 beers on tap, and as many in bottle, and a hierarchy of liqueurs culminating in Grand Marnier. The place is equipped with high-definition television screens, perfect for sporting events and corporate conferences, he expects.