Temperance Beer Co.

Evanston’s first brewery Temperance Beer Company is celebrating ten years of brewing by releasing an amplified version of Gatecrasher – their multi-award-winning English-style IPA.

Temperance Beer Co. is proud to announce their 2022 Might Meets Right barrel-aged stout variants.

Temperance Beer Co. is happy to announce the release of two limited barrel-aged releases.

Award-winning Temperance Beer Co. is toasting to nine years of brewing beer with the release of their Oktoberfest Märzen-style lager and a celebration at the brewery complete with fest food, oompah music, and limited-edition steins on Friday, September 9.

Temperance Beer Co. is proud to announce the return of Spaced Out, an easy-drinking Helles lager that weighs in at 5% alc/vol.

Temperance Beer Co. is proud to announce the return of Spaced Out, an easy-drinking true-to-style Helles lager that weighs in at 5% alc/vol.

In September of 2021, Temperance Beer Co. launched Scarce Goods, a new label and concept: brew very small batches, available only at the brewery, in styles not yet undertaken by Temperance.

Award-winning Temperance Beer Co. announced the release of its new West Coast-style India Pale Ale, just in time for summer.

Back in 2017, Evanston’s Temperance Beer Co. introduced something new to Chicago-area barrel-aged stout enthusiasts: a four-pack of 12 oz cans that included one of each variant.

Evanston’s Temperance Beer Co. is releasing a new beer in collaboration with Hope For The Day, a nonprofit movement empowering the conversation on proactive suicide prevention and mental health education.

Evanston’s Temperance Beer Co is releasing a unique new beer that celebrates and supports an Evanston first: The City of Evanston Reparations Fund.

The Field Museum, Temperance Beer Company, and the Chicago Brewseum have partnered to create All the World Is Here, an 1893 World’s Fair-themed cream ale.

Temperance Beer Co. had no intention of selling its beers outside its home market of Greater Chicago. But when Cincinnati’s own Michael Amann, Adena Distributing’s co-founder, approached Temperance’s founder Josh Gilbert, Gilbert started re-thinking that strategy.