Revolution Brewing

Revolution Brewing Chicago is an independent craft brewery founded in 2010 by Josh Deth in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois. It started as a brewpub on Milwaukee Avenue, focusing on serving freshly brewed beer directly to customers. In 2012, the brewery expanded with a production facility and taproom on Kedzie Avenue, which includes canning and bottling lines for wider distribution.

As the largest independently owned brewery in Illinois, Revolution Brewing is known for its hop-forward beers, particularly its flagship IPA, Anti-Hero, which is the top-selling IPA in the state. The brewery operates multiple brewing systems, allowing for both large-scale production and experimental small-batch brews. It also features a brewpub with a Brewers’ Lounge, where patrons can enjoy fresh beer and food. Revolution Brewing distributes its products across several states, serving a diverse customer base that includes local residents, craft beer enthusiasts, and hospitality venues. The brewery has gained national recognition through awards and its cultural significance, contributing to Chicago's vibrant craft beer scene.