Chris Drosner

4 weeks ago | milwaukeemag.com | Chris Drosner

May in Door County is cherry blossom season, and it’s a magical time to walk the orchards – especially for a photographer like Baileys Harbor-based Luke Collins. “It’s the warm spring air, the smell of the flowers, the sound of the bees hurriedly taking advantage of the abundant pollen, and the beautiful evening light that ties everything together,” he says. Weddings and real estate work take Collins all around Wisconsin, and nature photography takes him around the world. But Door County is home.

1 month ago | lakegenevanews.net | Chris Drosner

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1 month ago | madison.com | Chris Drosner

I closed my 2024 wrap-up column five months ago with a not-that-rosy outlook for the brewing industry. Several breweries had closed at the end of the year, and I wrote that I expected more in January. Since that writing — and, I must say, it’s good to be back! — one egg after another has plopped onto my face. The Wisconsin industry has had a fantastic run of good news that I certainly did not expect: openings, expansions and additional locations.

1 month ago | lacrossetribune.com | Chris Drosner

I closed my 2024 wrap-up column five months ago with a not-that-rosy outlook for the brewing industry. Several breweries had closed at the end of the year, and I wrote that I expected more in January. Since that writing — and, I must say, it’s good to be back! — one egg after another has plopped onto my face. The Wisconsin industry has had a fantastic run of good news that I certainly did not expect: openings, expansions and additional locations.

Feb 14, 2025 | milwaukeemag.com | Chris Drosner

We’ve already poured out a Summer Shandy for the 157-year-old Leinenkugel’s brewery in Chippewa Falls, shuttered this winter by corporate parent Molson Coors. A play by the Leinenkugel family to buy back their historic brewery seems like not much more than a Hail Mary. But what will come of that brewery’s also-closed younger cousin in Milwaukee? The Tenth Street Brewery along I-43 on the edge of Downtown was not long ago a big piece of Molson Coors’ craft beer plans.