
Restaurant
Unclaimed profileCopper State Brewing Co
Green Bay, WI · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Copper State Brewing Co is a brewery with a bar, restaurant, coffee service, and brunch. The Summer Menu 2026 lists eight classic cocktails at $7–$9, while the Booze Menu 2022 shows a deep spirits list spanning scotch, bourbon, Irish whiskey, gin, tequila, and more. House beers include Kölsch, sour ale, lager, amber, IPA, nitro porter, cream ale, and radler, available in pours, flights, growlers, and packs. Non-alcoholic options include zero-proof cocktails and beers.
- What should I order?
- Start with a flight of four or six house beers to compare styles like Kupfer Kölsch, Pomegranate Pucker Sour Ale, and Stilt Stepper New England IPA. For spirits, the Booze Menu 2022 lists allocated bourbons such as Blantons and Eagle Rare, plus a deep scotch selection including Ardbeg 10 Year and Balvenie 14 Year.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Beer drinkers who want to explore a range of house styles, whiskey enthusiasts interested in a deep spirits list with allocated bottles, and groups looking for a casual brewery setting with food and coffee service.
- When should I go?
- Brunch is a good time for a Bloody Mary or Virgin Mary, both listed on the brunch menu. The brewery also offers coffee service, making it a viable stop earlier in the day.
- What should I expect to spend?
- House beer pours are $6–$9 for.3L–.4L, with flights $3–$6. Cocktails are $7–$9, non-alcoholic drinks $7, wine by the glass $8–$11, and bottles $30–$40. Spirits range from $11 for gin to $34–$42 for scotch singles.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Copper State Brewing Co operates as a brewery with a bar, restaurant, coffee service, and brunch, offering a wide range of house beers across styles plus a deep spirits list with allocated whiskies. The venue also provides multiple packaging and takeaway formats including growlers, howlers, sixth BBL, half BBL, 6-packs, 4-packs, and bomber bottles.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The Summer Menu 2026 lists eight classic cocktails: Manhattan, Gimlet, Old Fashioned, Moscow Mule, Margarita, Bloody Mary, White Russian, and Huckleberry Hummer. A seasonal cocktail menu offers additional options. Prices are $7–$9, and Bloody Mary and Mimosa appear on the brunch menu at $9 each.
Menu strengths
- — Eight named classic cocktails are listed on the Summer Menu 2026, covering a range of spirit bases.
- — The menu directs guests to a seasonal cocktail menu for additional options.
- — Bloody Mary and Mimosa are listed on the brunch menu at $9 each.
Standout selections
- — Huckleberry Hummer — a named cocktail on the Summer Menu 2026, priced at $9.
- — Manhattan — a classic cocktail on the Summer Menu 2026, priced at $9.
- — Bloody Mary — listed on both the Summer Menu 2026 and the brunch menu, priced at $9.
Pricing: Cocktails $7–$9; brunch Bloody Mary and Mimosa $9 each
Wine
The Booze Menu 2022 lists a wine section with white, red, rosé, and sparkling wines from multiple producers. White wines include Chardonnay, Moscato, Riesling, Rosé, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio, and White Blend. Reds include Red Blend, Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, and Cabernet. Sparkling options are Brut Rosé and Prosecco. Six-ounce pours are $8–$11; bottles $30–$40.
Menu strengths
- — The wine list spans white, red, rosé, and sparkling categories with multiple producers.
- — The bar menu page directs guests to a full wine and liquor list.
- — Prices are approachable, with 6oz pours from $8 to $11 and bottles from $30 to $40.
Standout selections
- — Chardonnay Nielson, California — white wine listed on the Booze Menu 2022, $11.
- — Rosé Belleruche, France — rosé wine listed on the Booze Menu 2022, $11.
- — Riesling Fritz Zimmer, Germany — white wine listed on the Booze Menu 2022, $9.
Pricing: 6oz wine $8–$11; bottles $30–$40
Beer
The brewery produces a wide range of house beers across styles including Kölsch, sour, lager, amber, IPA, porter, cream ale, and radler.
Menu strengths
- — The brewery produces a wide range of house beers across styles including Kölsch, sour, lager, amber, IPA, porter, cream ale, and radler.
- — Multiple packaging and takeaway formats are offered: growlers, howlers, sixth BBL, half BBL, 6-packs, 4-packs, and bomber bottles.
Standout selections
- — Kupfer Kölsch — German Kölsch style, 4.4% ABV,.4L $6, flight $3.
- — Pomegranate Pucker Sour Ale — sour ale with pomegranate sweetness, 5.3% ABV,.4L $7, flight $3.50.
- — Stilt Stepper New England IPA — hazy New England IPA, 5.6% ABV,.4L $6, flight $3.
- — Chocolate Coffee Peanut Butter Nitro Porter — nitro porter with peanut butter, dark chocolate, and coffee, 5.9% ABV,.4L $7, flight $3.50.
Pricing: House pours $6–$9 for.3L–.4L; flights $3–$6; seltzers and ciders $6–$7
Nonalcoholic
The Summer Menu 2026 lists six non-alcoholic drinks: Virgin Mary, Copper Cooler, St Pete's Pony, Tequila Mockingthirst (Margarita), Lyre Classico Sparkling (Prosecco), and Lyre Gin & Tonic. Non-alcoholic beer options include Guinness Stout, NA Amber, Sam Adams Hazy IPA, and Corona NA. All non-alcoholic drinks are priced at $7 each, and the Virgin Mary appears on the brunch menu at $7.
Menu strengths
- — Six named non-alcoholic drinks are listed, including zero-proof cocktail alternatives.
- — Four non-alcoholic beer brands are listed.; Non-alcoholic drinks are priced at $7 each, with the Virgin Mary also on the brunch menu.
Standout selections
- — Virgin Mary — non-alcoholic drink listed on the Summer Menu 2026 and brunch menu, $7.
- — Tequila Mockingthirst — non-alcoholic margarita listed on the Summer Menu 2026, $7.
- — Lyre Classico Sparkling — non-alcoholic sparkling wine alternative listed on the Summer Menu 2026, $7.
Pricing: Non-alcoholic drinks $7 each; Virgin Mary $7 on brunch menu
Spirits
Multiple premium and allocated whiskey expressions are listed, including Blantons, Bookers, Col. E. H. Taylor, Eagle Rare, and Red Breast 12 Year.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple premium and allocated whiskey expressions are listed, including Blantons, Bookers, Col. E. H. Taylor, Eagle Rare, and Red Breast 12 Year.
- — The spirits list spans scotch, bourbon, Irish whiskey, Canadian whiskey, rye whiskey, vodka, gin, tequila, rum, cordials, and brandy.
- — Single and double pour prices are listed, with scotch singles from $34 to $42 and bourbon singles from $13 to $37.
Standout selections
- — Ardbeg 10 Year — scotch listed on the Booze Menu 2022, $34.
- — Blantons — bourbon listed on the Booze Menu 2022, $27.
- — Red Breast 12 Year — Irish whiskey listed on the Booze Menu 2022, $13.
- — Hendrick's — gin listed on the Booze Menu 2022, $11.
Pricing: Spirits single and double pours; scotch singles $34–$42; bourbon singles $13–$37
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