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Wisconsin Brewery That Offered Free Beer if Trump Dies Faces Possible Closure
- Wisconsin’s Department of Revenue revoked alcohol permits for Minocqua Brewing Co.’s Madison and Minocqua locations over alleged permit and tax violations involving beer transported from Illinois.
- Owner Kirk Bangstad said the Madison taproom may close by the end of the year while the brewery challenges the decision.
- The revocation remains suspended during the appeal, with a hearing scheduled for November 18.
- The brewery gained attention after posting that it would offer free beer on the day President Trump dies and half-price beer when Senator Mitch McConnell dies.
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Wisconsin's Revenue Department revoked the brewing company's production license that promised to give away drinks when Trump died
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BREWERY THAT PLEDGED FREE BEER WHEN TRUMP DIES FACES PERMIT REVOCATION AS WISCONSIN MOVES TO SHUT MADISON TAPROOM
Minocqua Brewing Co. says its Madison taproom will likely close by year's end after Wisconsin revoked its alcohol permits over alleged violations. The brewery drew attention for promising free beer on the day President Trump dies.
Wisconsin Brewery Loses Permits After Trump Death Pledge
A Wisconsin brewery notorious for pledging free drinks on the day President Trump dies now faces the loss of its Madison taproom after state regulators revoked its alcohol permits over alleged tax and licensing violations. Kirk Bangstad, owner of Minocqua Brewing Co., said the Madison location will likely shut down by the end of the […]
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