Brewery Profile
Bloomer Brewing Co
For Bloomer’s local beer scene, this was the city’s in-town craft brewery and taproom, a place where visitors could connect a Wisconsin community stop with beer made on site. A person walking in should expect the public-facing part of the business to be the taproom, with the available pours determined by what the brewery is serving that day rather than by a published list of flagship beers provided here. The brewery has also announced a planned end to operations: Bloomer Brewing Co. said through its social media channels that it was scheduled to cease all brewing and taproom activity on May 31, 2025. Management cited persistent financial pressure, including rising operating costs for small-market brewers and a sustained decline in taproom traffic.
Travelers moving through this part of Wisconsin often look for local taprooms as a way to add a community-specific stop to a route, especially when they prefer smaller producers over a standardized bar or chain restaurant experience. In that context, a visit here fit best as a snapshot of small-market brewing in the state: locally focused, dependent on taproom visits, and shaped by the economics of serving a limited population base. Because no specific beer names or house styles are available from the provided facts, visitors should not assume a particular lineup. The better expectation is to treat the stop as a chance to see what the brewery is pouring at the moment and how a small-town taproom presents its beer.
Practical planning should start with verification. Since the business announced that brewing and taproom operations were scheduled to end on May 31, 2025, anyone considering a visit should check the brewery’s current status before making a special trip to Bloomer. If the taproom is operating at the time of inquiry, it is the place to confirm the day’s pours, hours, service format, and any details not established here, such as food options, events, to-go beer, seating, or accessibility. The known visitor-relevant facts are limited to the facility’s location in Bloomer, Wisconsin, its brewery and taproom function, and the announced closure plan tied to financial pressures. That makes advance confirmation especially important for travelers building an itinerary around a brewery stop.
Bloomer Brewing Co. is scheduled to cease all brewing and taproom operations on May 31, 2025. The decision to close was announced via the company's social media channels, citing persistent financial pressures. Management attributed the closure primarily to rising operational costs affecting small market brewers and a sustained decrease in taproom visitor traffic. The facility is located in Bloomer, Wisconsin.
Website available
1103 9th Ave, Bloomer, Wisconsin, 54724-1409
Phone: 7159334995
Website: https://www.weau.com/2025/05/23/bloomer-brewing-co-close-its-doors-may-31/
Upcoming Events
Upcoming public events currently attached to this brewery.
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Barrel-Aged Beer Release
Oct 31, 2026
Bloomer Brewing Co. is preparing to release its latest barrel-aged beer.
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Seltzer Release
Dec 1, 2026
Bloomer Brewing Co. plans to release a new seltzer this winter.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Bloomer Brewing Co located?
- Bloomer Brewing Co is located at 1103 9th Ave, Bloomer, Wisconsin, 54724-1409. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your visit.
- What are Bloomer Brewing Co's hours?
- Taproom hours are not posted to Beer.Social. Call 7159334995 to confirm before visiting.
- How can I learn more about Bloomer Brewing Co?
- Visit https://www.weau.com/2025/05/23/bloomer-brewing-co-close-its-doors-may-31/ for the brewery's own information about beers, events, and operations. Beer.Social aggregates public data and visitor-facing details to help with planning a stop.