I am addicted to Old Style beer. My passion for Chicago’s self-appointed hometown brew began last summer, when I was working as an enumerator for the U.S. Census Bureau. Every day, I walked the ...

If you’re interested in Chicago bars with Old Style signs, our beer historian Liz Garibay is leading a tour of them on February 9th as part of History on Tap. More info here: https://goo.gl/gNDOrS ...

CHICAGO — Brothers Adam and Aaron Keefner really like Old Style. The siblings always have the beer chilling in their fridge, even though Aaron has worked for Goose Island for four years. And they’ve ...

In November, the production of Old Style beer is returning to where it began — La Crosse, Wisconsin, Pabst Brewing Co. announced.

The Old Style Beer sign outside of L&M Tavern in La Crosse is still upside down as part of an inside joke from 1987, predating the sign protest during Old Style's departure.

Originally called Old Times Lager, the name was changed not long after to Old Style. The brand grew following Prohibition expanding it's popularity throughout the Midwest including places like Chicago ...

Jaden Ishley serves customers Tuesday at Ye Old Style Inn bar in La Crosse. The bar is one of a handful in the city that still carry the Old Style beer, which was invented in La Crosse but changed ...

It’s time to turn those Old Style signs right side up and cheers its return.” A testament to the rich brewing legacy of La Crosse, the history of Old Style dates back to 1902.

Old Style beer, a Midwestern favorite first brewed in La Crosse in 1902, is returning to its original brewing facility for the first time since 1999.

The signs came about in the 1970s. That’s when Old Style began giving them out for free to bars they’d done a lot of business with, even paying crews to install them.

Old Style continued to be brewed by Heileman in La Crosse for almost 100 years — barring prohibition — until the company was bought by Stroh’s in 1994.