The combination of the patchwork of granite stones frozen in place by white mortar paired with wood beams underfoot and covering the ceiling feels very much like a cabin hideaway in the woods. Regardless of where one sits, take a moment to soak in the atmosphere. In the mezzanine there are a couple spots for guests to lounge in couches and comfy chairs. With two floors of seating that can accommodate about 90 guests inside, Sawmill retains an intimate feel. Shiny steel brewing tanks peek out from behind the walk-in cooler. When Noble Roots moved in, Falish and family (the brewery is family-owned and operated) gutted the interior and had the taproom finished with brick and wood design. Co-founders Alex and Marvin Falish say the building housed many other businesses, including a SCUBA and dive shop. The glass garage door that doubles as most of one wall pays homage to the building's history that included a stint as an automobile service station. Noble Roots is grounded in the Schmitt Park neighborhood on Green Bay’s east side. Call (920) 903-8002 or see . The brewery regularly hosts events and trivia nights. Tuesday-Thursday, 3 p.m.-close Friday, noon-close Saturday and noon-6 p.m. More information: McFleshman's is at 115 S. Money collected from folks insisting on leaving one is donated to a local charity. Like true British pubs, McFleshman's does not accept tips. Warm colors and dark wood from the front door to the bar create a British pub atmosphere, while the most popular beer on tap is a classic German lager. The stained-glass bar back depicting two men and a woman wearing traditional Bavarian garb and enjoying a pint and song in a hunting lodge is more than a beautiful display. It represents the taproom vibe and beer stylings of this brewery half a block off downtown Appleton's main drag.
Let's hope that's sometime in May this year. Those are the taproom qualities that best pair with a locally brewed beer from now until you can leave the house in fewer than four layers of clothing. While patios and beer gardens rule the warm months, there are different criteria when choosing taprooms this time of year: Charming. If that building happens to be a craft brewery, all the better.Įven the most ardent outdoor winter enthusiasts have to admit there are times when it feels good to be snug and comfy indoors listening to winds howl outside. There's something invigorating about a brisk Wisconsin winter walk from my car to a heated building.
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