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Whether you're looking for a storied and hand-crafted beer, or unique contemporary American cuisine with multicultural influences – Hinterland will inspire you to taste beyond your boundaries. With our Beer Hall Restaurant we have not only built a following, but are leading a movement of food and beer lovers who are tired of the expected and seek an experience that satisfies their curiosity. Come explore the Hinterland Brewery and Restaurant, located in Green Bay’s Titletown District across from Lambeau Field.

Today’s a great day for a patio beer! Soak up the dwindling warmth and sunshine before what may be a dreary weekend ahead. Don’t worry, we’ve got plenty of space indoors for you, too!

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Today’s a great day for a patio beer! Soak up the dwindling warmth and sunshine before what may be a dreary weekend ahead. Don’t worry, we’ve got plenty of space indoors for you, too!

Hinterland coffee mugs are in the house! ☕ Delicately speckled, offering the nostalgic feel of enamel cookware, but ceramic for ultimate heat retention, these mugs allow you to rock Hinterland all day long. Available in our beer hall gift shop!

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Hinterland coffee mugs are in the house! ☕ Delicately speckled, offering the nostalgic feel of enamel cookware, but ceramic for ultimate heat retention, these mugs allow you to rock Hinterland all day long. Available in our beer hall gift shop!

Wondering what’s new with our barrel program? We’ll update you soon - it’s something grand, we assure you. 😉

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Wondering what’s new with our barrel program? We’ll update you soon - it’s something grand, we assure you. 😉

You’ll find us drinking Hinterland beer every day of the week! 🍻

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You’ll find us drinking Hinterland beer every day of the week! 🍻

Home or away, we’ve got you covered on game day! Crack open a Packerland Pils and enjoy a crisp, clean, and classic beer. At 4.5%, this sessionable brew will sustain you from kickoff to final two minute warning. 🏈

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Home or away, we’ve got you covered on game day! Crack open a Packerland Pils and enjoy a crisp, clean, and classic beer. At 4.5%, this sessionable brew will sustain you from kickoff to final two minute warning. 🏈

Let’s talk hops!

One of the darlings of the beer world, hops play a significant role in all of our beers. Yes, hops provide bitterness, but they also contribute flavor and aroma, help to keep beer fresh for a longer period of time, and help beer retain its foam (also called head or collar.)

The flavor and aroma from hops vary largely depending on the variety of hop, and boy is it a wide spectrum. A few examples of flavor/aroma hops can impart include:

•General fruity flavors (like apricot, black currant, cherry, grape, pear)

•Citrus flavors (grapefruit, lemon, lime, marmalade, mandarin)

•Tropical flavors (lychee, papaya, passion fruit, pineapple, coconut)

•Floral flavors (chamomile, jasmine, lavender, rose)

•Earthy/woody flavors (cedar, grass, hay, leather, oak, pine)

•Herbal flavors (basil, green tea, mint, juniper, oregano)

•Spice flavors (pepper, clove, anise, curry, ginger, licorice, ginger)

•Candy-like flavors (caramel, honey, molasses, vanilla)

If you’re curious about which hops are associated with a specific flavor, send us message! We’re hoppy to be a resource. 😉

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Let’s talk hops! One of the darlings of the beer world, hops play a significant role in all of our beers. Yes, hops provide bitterness, but they also contribute flavor and aroma, help to keep beer fresh for a longer period of time, and help beer retain its foam (also called head or collar.) The flavor and aroma from hops vary largely depending on the variety of hop, and boy is it a wide spectrum. A few examples of flavor/aroma hops can impart include: •General fruity flavors (like apricot, black currant, cherry, grape, pear) •Citrus flavors (grapefruit, lemon, lime, marmalade, mandarin) •Tropical flavors (lychee, papaya, passion fruit, pineapple, coconut) •Floral flavors (chamomile, jasmine, lavender, rose) •Earthy/woody flavors (cedar, grass, hay, leather, oak, pine) •Herbal flavors (basil, green tea, mint, juniper, oregano) •Spice flavors (pepper, clove, anise, curry, ginger, licorice, ginger) •Candy-like flavors (caramel, honey, molasses, vanilla) If you’re curious about which hops are associated with a specific flavor, send us message! We’re hoppy to be a resource. 😉