Another World Of Beer
Another local World Of Beer (WOB) will open on Monday, Aug. 25 at 418 N. Mayfair Rd. in Giuseppe’s Plaza in Wauwatosa.
I reported on the first one, which opened on Brady Street in 2012. Adam Chwala and Jeffrey Ferchoff own both franchises.
Currently, there are 58 WOB taverns in 18 states.
The 3,200-square foot tavern in Wauwatosa will have more than 500 bottles and 42 rotating drafts that change daily.
"We’re thrilled to be bringing the one-of-a-kind World of Beer experience to Wauwatosa and neighboring communities," said Adam Buttina, managing partner at WOB-Wauwatosa. "Whether you’re a passionate beer lover or simply looking for a friendly place to gather for great casual food and a drink we hope to see you here."
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