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Celebrating the legacies of two Black men who left their mark on Wisconsin's brewing industry

In the late 1960s two Black men left their mark on the state’s brewing industry. Edward McClellan created a Black-owned beer brand, and contracted with a company in West Bend to brew their beer. Ted Mack, along with his business associates from the United Black Enterprises, purchased and ran the first Black-owned brewery in Wisconsin.

Oak Park Brewing Co. using beer to promote Black history

Oak Park Brewing Co. is using what it knows best to celebrate Black History Month: Beer.

California Black-owned breweries spotlight heroes of Black history

Sacramento’s Oak Park Brewing Co. and three other Black-owned breweries in California have teamed up for a special beer collaboration during Black History Month.

Homebrews to home base: Brewing With Brothas aims to open first microbrewery in East Palo Alto

Friends and craft beer connoisseurs Risean "Bookie" Tinsley and Denzel Jackson, co-founders of Brewing With Brothas, aim to launch the first microbrewery in their East Palo Alto hometown, where they were born and raised.

Homebrews to home base: Brewing With Brothas aims to open first microbrewery in East Palo Alto

Friends and craft beer connoisseurs Risean "Bookie" Tinsley and Denzel Jackson, co-founders of Brewing With Brothas, aim to launch the first microbrewery in their East Palo Alto hometown, where they were born and raised.

Homebrews to home base: Brewing With Brothas aims to open first microbrewery in East Palo Alto

Friends and craft beer connoisseurs Risean "Bookie" Tinsley and Denzel Jackson, co-founders of Brewing With Brothas, aim to launch the first microbrewery in their East Palo Alto hometown, where they were born and raised.

California loosens restrictions for bars, breweries and sleepaway camps

Oak Park brewery honoring civil rights activists with beers

Oak Park brewery honoring civil rights activists with beers | NorCal Strong James Baldwin, Fannie Hamer, Elle Baker, and Fred Hampton were chosen by four African-American brewers to be honored. Author: John Bartell Updated: 6:32 PM PST February 18, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The people who make Northern California Strong are those who inspire us and make our communities a great place to live. ABC10 wants to highlight their strength by recognizing what they do. This week we want to introduce you to the brewers at Oak Park Brewing Co. During February, brewers Rodg Little and Jeff Scott are packing a new batch of beer that comes with a strong message. With the help of Hella Coastal, Full Circle and Hunters Point brewing companies — all owned by African-American brewers — four IPA's were created to honor civil rights activists.

'It's not just a beer can': Bay Area Black-owned breweries pay tribute to civil rights icons

Skip to main content 'It's not just a beer can': Bay Area Black-owned breweries pay tribute to civil rights icons FacebookTwitterEmail Milton Bowens was sound asleep when he was gruffly awoken at 4 a.m. by the buzz of an incoming call. When he answered the phone the voice of Kevin Johnson, former NBA star and past mayor of Sacramento, was on the other line with a request. “He was like, ‘Who was the first Black brewer in America?’ and I said, ‘Well, I don't know exactly … but I know the beer was called the Peoples Beer,’” Bowens said. “Kevin was like, ‘Dude … you gotta do a painting on that,’ and I was like, ‘Uh … OK,’” Bowens chuckled as he recalled the conversation that took place in 2020.