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“I plan on eventually covering the whole city and going out to the whole state,” he says, but he wants CAC to be more than that.

“What I would love to do is to introduce the Milwaukee community to opportunities that they've never envisioned, not traditionally. A lot of kids of African-American descent in Milwaukee don't dream of working at a craft brewery or getting into entrepreneurship. So, that's what I want to be able to do; to introduce people and then also to be an incubator and bring other people up. To do some of the things that basically Henry and Andrew are doing for me. To pay it forward.”

Once it's officially licensed, CAC would become the first majority Black-owned brewery in the state since Theodore Mack Sr. bought Oshkosh-based Peoples Brewery in 1970.

Chris Adams (2023), OnMilwaukee