Brewery Profile

Cycling Brews

In De Pere’s beer scene, a visitor to Cycling Brews finds a taproom built around local Wisconsin and other craft beer rather than a stated flagship lineup or public production story. The experience is straightforward: come in, check what is pouring, and settle into a community-oriented setting. The brewery also serves groups whose interests go beyond beer, with canned cocktails, non-alcoholic choices, and Point soda available. Nothing in the known information points to a formal restaurant model or a heavily curated theme; the emphasis is on an accessible taproom stop where the day’s beverage list and calendar shape the visit.

Travelers in this part of Wisconsin often look for places that feel local without requiring a long meal or a complicated itinerary. Cycling Brews fits that kind of stop by offering Wisconsin-connected beers alongside broader craft options, making it useful for visitors who want to sample the area’s beer culture in a relaxed setting. It can work as a pause between other plans in De Pere or the Green Bay area, especially for mixed groups that include beer drinkers, non-drinkers, families, or guests who simply want a casual place to sit. Because specific beer names and rotating selections are not provided in the available information, the taproom is the place to confirm the day’s pours.

For planning, the listed visitor amenities are practical ones: outdoor seating, scheduled food trucks, snacks, a family-friendly policy, and dog-friendly access. Guests are also allowed to bring their own food, which gives some flexibility when a food truck is not on site or when a group has different preferences. Food truck appearances and events are posted on the brewery calendar, so checking ahead is the best way to know what will be available on a specific date. Families should note that children must remain with a parent or guardian, and running or unsupervised play is not allowed for safety reasons. As with the beer list, current details are best confirmed directly through the taproom or its posted schedule before visiting.

Cycling Brews focuses on offering a selection of local Wisconsin and other craft beers within a community-oriented setting. Located in De Pere, Wisconsin, the brewery provides a range of beverages including canned cocktails, non-alcoholic options, and Point soda. Food service features a variety of snacks and scheduled food truck appearances, with guests also allowed to bring their own food. The taproom maintains a family-friendly policy; children must stay with a parent or guardian and running or unsupervised play is prohibited for safety reasons. Events and specific food truck dates are posted on their calendar.

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1109 Honey Ct, De Pere, WI 54115, USA, De Pere, Wisconsin, 54115

Phone: (920) 425-3064

Website: http://cyclingbrews.com/

Hours: Monday: Closed Tuesday - Thursday: 3pm - 9pm Friday: 3pm - 10pm Saturday: Noon - 10pm Sunday: Noon - 6pm *Closing hours may vary depending on turnout. Open sign on = Open, Open sign off = Closed

Upcoming Events

Upcoming public events currently attached to this brewery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Cycling Brews located?
Cycling Brews is located at 1109 Honey Ct, De Pere, WI 54115, USA, De Pere, Wisconsin, 54115. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your visit.
What are Cycling Brews's hours?
Current hours are: Monday: Closed Tuesday - Thursday: 3pm - 9pm Friday: 3pm - 10pm Saturday: Noon - 10pm Sunday: Noon - 6pm *Closing hours may vary depending on turnout. Open sign on = Open, Open sign off = Closed. Hours can change on holidays and during private events — call ahead if your visit is time-sensitive.
Does Cycling Brews serve food?
Cycling Brews offers rotating food trucks. Menus can change seasonally — confirm with the taproom for the day's selection.
Is Cycling Brews dog-friendly?
Yes. Cycling Brews welcomes well-behaved dogs. Outdoor and patio seating is the most common pet-friendly area; ask the staff about indoor access on the day of your visit.
How can I learn more about Cycling Brews?
Visit http://cyclingbrews.com/ 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.