In the tradition of a Euro gastro brewpub, we’re proud to provide a unique dining experience that pairs our handcrafted, award-winning beer with an appealing menu created in a scratch kitchen using locally-sourced and sustainable products whenever possible.  All of our craft beers are brewed on-site using the finest ingredients sourced from across the country and internationally as well.  Our kitchen strives to use fresh ingredients from local farms, butchers and the nearby Falls Church Farmer’s Market in preparing its creative offerings.

Macon Beer Company, LLC is a craft beer company focused on innovation, sustainability, philanthropy, and developing a strong connection to our employees and community. We expect to maximize profitability without sacrificing quality, purity, or attention to detail through the use of engineering principles that improve value and efficiency beyond industry standards. We will strive to become a source of knowledge held in high regard by the craft beer industry.

We are local Grayslake. IL Dads, working, raising children and like many others- running to sports events with our kids.  The sports are many – baseball, basketball, football, golf, lacrosse and of course hockey.  Hockey, though, was the common thread that we all had in common.  And so is quality beer.

ABOUT

Jekyll Island, Georgia was the location of the first brewery of the Deep South in 1738, and now Jekyll Brewing is proud to be the first brewery located in Alpharetta, Georgia. I am fortunate to be partnered by award winning Brew Master and Co-Owner, Josh Rachel, whose creative direction brings a line up of brew styles that will cover the entire spectrum of global craft beers.
 

In August of 2008, an aspiring young brewer with big dreams and neophyte confidence plunged head first into an adventure fraught with stories of mountainous challenges, perilous doubt and the occasional ghost story (more on that in a minute) determined to brew the beer he loved and wanted to share with fellow beer-loving brothers and sisters. If it weren't for the challenges posed, one might speculate whether JailHouse Brewing Company would have ever made it from paper and pen dreams to concrete and stainless steel reality.