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234 West Dallas Street, Dallas, WI 54733 715-837-1824
Open on Saturdays from 12-8p.m.
Tours are on Saturdays at 1 p.m.
Valkyrie's 2020 Grand Re-opening Celebration on March 6 with music by The Cutaways!
Valkyrie Brewing Company is an independent, family owned and operated microbrewery in Dallas, Wisconsin. Randy and Ann Lee established the brewery in 1994 when it became the first microbrewery in Northwest Wisconsin. For many years the brewery was called Viking. In 2010 we sold the Viking trademark to a brewery in Iceland and changed our name to Valkyrie - a Woman Viking Warrior.
Many people ask us, "why Dallas?" Dallas has perfect water that is so soft that we can brew any style of beer. Through the years we have brewed over 38 different beers of our own plus a large number of contract brews. We LOVE beer!
Dallas may seem like it is in the middle of nowhere, but it really isn't. It is a short jaunt from the Twin Cities and is located along a shortcut from there to Northwest Wisconsin's "Vacation land". We are only 10 miles off of Hwy 53 and 12 miles north of Hwy 64. It is a beautiful drive no matter which way travel to Dallas!
Stop by. We'd love to visit with you ! -Ann & Randy
Beers that we have in bottles at the brewery.
| Rubee
War Hammer Big Swede Dragon Blade |
Supernova
4 Bitten Fruit Odin's Oathkeeper Lime Twist |
Invader
Blaze Orange Hot Chocolate Whispering Embers |
In 22 oz bottles
HoneyMoon Berserk |
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Walkyrien (c. 1905) by Emil Doepler |
Valkyrie (1908) by Stephan Sinding in Copenhagen, Denmark |
It is our brewery's 25th Anniversary! It has been an amazing 25 years!
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Taproom Travelers web-video featuring Valkyrie
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What is a Valkyrie?
In Norse mythology, a Valkyrie (translated from Old Norse “chooser of the slain”) is a female figure that decides who lives and who dies in battle.
Illustration of a Valkyrie by Arthur Reckham drawn for Wagner's opera "The Ring"
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After the battle, the Valkyries chose half of those who had fallen and carried them to a place called Valhalla, the Vikings’ version of heaven (a drinking hall) which was ruled over by the god Odin. There, the deceased warriors prepared for the great battle at the end of the world (Rognarok) while the Valkyries brought them drink.
The Valkyrie's Vigil (1906) by Edward Robert Hughes
Mural on Valkyrie's taproom wall that Ann painted.