The newest addition to the state's growing craft beer scene offers panoramic views of the Wisconsin River, an outdoor beer garden, 40 tap lines in the main bar and a stylish 250-seat wedding and banquet facility.
Opening day
Patrons and service staff gather for the opening day of Vintage Brewing Co.'s new restaurant and brewery in Sauk City Monday.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNALBig cooler
Scott Manning, co-owner and brewmaster at Vintage Brewing Co., surveys the beer cooler of the company's new restaurant and brewery in Sauk City.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNALOverhead view
Patrons and service staff gather for the opening day of Vintage Brewing Co.'s new restaurant and brewery in Sauk City Monday.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNALThe exterior
Exterior of Vintage Brewing Co.'s new restaurant and brewery in Sauk City Monday.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNALExploring
Patrons explore a view of the Wisconsin River from an outdoor balcony and patio.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNALBrewing vats
Scott Manning, co-owner and brewmaster at Vintage Brewing Co., pictured in the brewing facility of the company's new restaurant and brewery in Sauk City.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNALBanquet room
Second floor banquet and event room at Vintage Brewing Co.'s new restaurant and brewery in Sauk City.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNALThe taps
Liz Braun, a manager and server at Vintage Brewing Co.'s new restaurant and brewery in Sauk City, Wis., prepares to draw a beer from one of the business' extensive draught selections.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNALOutdoor patio
Scott Manning discusses the company's new restaurant and brewery from the wrap-around patio overlooking the Wisconsin River.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNALAnother view of the exterior
Exterior of Vintage Brewing Co.'s new restaurant and brewery in Sauk City.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNALAs featured on
The 26,000-square-foot, $7 million Vintage Brewing Co. facility in Sauk City that opened Monday could help pave the way for a hotel, bring more business to the village's downtown and draw customers from Madison, Wisconsin Dells and nearby Devil's Lake State Park that in 2017 drew nearly 3 million visitors.
