Black Husky Brewing
Brewery
4.7 (482 on Google)
About Black Husky Brewing
From Black Husky Brewing's own website and its Google listing, read October 1, 2026.
Black Husky Brewing is a brewery and taproom in the Riverwest neighborhood of Milwaukee. It started in 2010 in a log cabin in Pembine, Wisconsin, and moved to Milwaukee in 2016. The taproom now sits in a former auto garage, next to the brewery and a small canning line.
Dogs are the reason for the name. Founders Tim and Toni Eichinger named the brewery after their husky, Howler. Well behaved dogs on leashes are welcome in the taproom today.
The website says there are over 10 mainstays and rotating taps, including ales, stouts and IPAs. The beer menu also lists a Czech Pils, an Elderberry Gose and a pale ale called Dogfather. You can order a flight of four 7 ounce samples.
Beer is not the only option. The website lists cocktails, local spirits, wine and non-alcoholic drinks. Snacks are sold, and you can bring your own food.
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- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Questions people ask
Answers come from Black Husky Brewing's website and its Google listing, read October 1, 2026.
Can I bring my dog to Black Husky Brewing?
Yes. The website says well behaved dogs on leashes are allowed, as long as they stay in the owner's control at all times.
Does it serve food?
Black Husky sells some snacks. Its website also says you can bring in whatever food you like.
What if I do not want beer?
The website lists cocktails, local spirits, wine and non-alcoholic options alongside the beer.
Can I book a private event there?
Yes. The website has an inquiry form on its contact page for private events.
Which breweries are close by?
Amorphic Beer is 0.9 miles away. Von Trier, Hubbard Park Riverside Beer Garden and Gathering Place Brewing Company are each 1 mile away.
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Before you visit Black Husky
Expect a rustic taproom with woodsy decor, a patio and photos of the founders' dogs on the walls. Google lists a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot. Check the beer list and events page on blackhuskybrewing.com before you go, because the taps rotate.
Bring your dog on a leash if you like. If you want a meal, bring your own food, since the taproom sells snacks only. The events page also lists recurring nights such as trivia.
Amorphic Beer is 0.9 miles away. Von Trier, Hubbard Park Riverside Beer Garden and Gathering Place Brewing Company are each 1 mile away, so it is easy to add a second stop.