234 W Dallas St Dallas, WI 54733
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This iconic Northwestern Wisconsin brewery, established in 1994, presents a unique turn-key opportunity. The 13,885 square foot facility boasts a well-established taproom and brewing operation, holding the distinction of being Western Wisconsin's first craft brewery. The property sits on a 0.86-acre lot and offers significant potential for expansion. Opportunities include extending taproom hours, increasing distribution channels, exploring distilling, selling other Wisconsin craft beers, or undertaking contract brewing for private labels. The current owner has already invested in equipment to enhance brewing capacity and brand growth. This is a rare chance to acquire a profitable, reputable business with substantial room for development. The asking price for the brewery is $287,500. An adjacent 1-acre lot, complete with a stage and pole shed, is available for an additional $50,000, providing further expansion possibilities. This turnkey operation is ready for a new owner to take it to the next level. The property's location in Dallas, WI, offers a strong foundation for continued success within a thriving community. This is a chance to own a piece of Wisconsin brewing history and build upon its already impressive legacy. The brewery's equipment is designed for increased production, allowing for significant growth in output and distribution. The additional land provides ample space for outdoor events or further building expansion.
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