Noon Whistle Brewing

About

There was a time when life was less hectic and things moved a bit slower. Many small towns used a town whistle to let people know it was mid-day and time for a break, the whistle could be heard throughout the town. Today At Noon Whistle, we want you to take a break and enjoy yourself. Many towns still blow a Noon Whistle today. In fact, the Noon Whistle guys grew up going on vacation to towns where that Noon Whistle sounds off. Marquette, Wisconsin is the town that inspired the name for Paul, and the Noon Whistle signifies tradition in his family. Not only does it symbolize the annual trek his family takes to get away and spend time together, but It also sets the schedule for the first beer - no beer before the Noon Whistle. You can hear two things happen at Noon: the Noon Whistle and the opening of a fresh beer.