Back in time for St. Patrick’s Day, the Shamrock Stout from Goose Island Beer Company has returned. The dark beer was until now only available via draft in the Fulton Street Taproom in Chicago.

Back in 1992, for the 1,000th batch of Goose Island beer, the brewer Greg Hall, wanted to create something unique, a one-off beer. What resulted was the brewery’s first bourbon barrel-aged stout.

Chicago's Goose Island brewery will give out free special edition cans of beer to finishers at this year's Chicago Marathon. According to Goose Island, marathoners will be treated to special ...

The fine dining dinner even has a logo. Goose Island Beer Co. Tickets cost $25 and don’t include beer. The base price provides the most affordable fine dining experience in Chicago. For the ...