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Goose Island adding capacity

By Sun-Times Wire

Goose Island Beer Co. is quadrupling its warehouse space for its barrel-aged beers. The Chicago brewery has leased 130,000 square feet about a mile from its West Fulton Street facility to house hundreds more bourbon barrels used to make its Bourbon County series, chicagobusiness.com reports.

via Crain’s Chicago Business

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