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Discover the vibrant world of alcohol ink florals at Great Lakes Distillery in Milwaukee. Join artist Beth Kluth for a 2-hour workshop creating stunning, colorful abstracts ready for framing.
2 hours
easy
From $60.00
Family Friendly
Discover the vibrant world of alcohol ink florals at Great Lakes Distillery in Milwaukee. Join artist Beth Kluth for a 2-hour workshop creating stunning, colorful abstracts ready for framing.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; ideal for all ages above 21 comfortable with sitting and fine motor skills.
Wildlife
History
Milwaukee’s Great Lakes Distillery combines craft spirits with events supporting local art, highlighting the city’s industrial and cultural roots.
Conservation
The distillery emphasizes sustainable practices, including recycling and energy-efficient equipment, reflecting Milwaukee’s commitment to environmental stewardship.
Great Lakes Distillery
Discover the vibrant world of alcohol ink florals at Great Lakes Distillery in Milwaukee. Join artist Beth Kluth for a 2-hour workshop creating stunning, colorful abstracts ready for framing.
Great Lakes Distillery is a Milwaukee, Wisconsin craft distillery and event host known for hands-on tasting experiences, cocktail classes, and curated evening events. The distillery operates a tasting room and hosts public and ticketed events at Still & Oak in West Allis and at its Milwaukee distillery & tasting room, presenting a diverse calendar that includes guided whiskey tastings, cocktail and cheese pairing classes, craft cocktail and cigar nights, themed drag shows, and creative workshops.
Events are led by local instructors and guests, such as whiskey educators, cigar experts from Brew City Cigar Festival, and workshop leaders including Neutral Ground Clay Co and local artists. Attendees receive guided tastings, sample flights, take-home glassware or tasting notebooks at select experiences, and printed cocktail recipes for pairing events. Many classes provide all materials and step-by-step instruction, making them accessible for beginners and enthusiasts alike.
Great Lakes Distillery emphasizes a curated event environment with limited seating for many experiences to preserve quality and personal attention. Tickets are sold in advance for popular classes that regularly sell out, ensuring a managed guest experience. The distillery’s event listings clearly state dates, locations, and featured collaborators, enabling confident planning. For visitors seeking distillery tours, elevated tastings, or themed social nights in Milwaukee and West Allis, Great Lakes Distillery provides professionally run, locally focused experiences that combine craft spirits with hands-on learning and entertainment. Attendees often leave with recipes, glasses, or mementos, and events are presented with clear ticketing, timing, and location details for easy planning ahead.
Locations
Milwaukee & West Allis
Events held at tasting room and Still & Oak
Experiences
9 Events
Guided tastings and hands-on workshops
Ticketing
Advance Only
Many events require advance tickets
Take-Home Items
Included Often
Glasses, notebooks, or recipes provided
Secure a seat today for whiskey tastings, cocktail pairings, creative workshops, and themed nights — limited seating and advance tickets recommended.
Arrive Early to Settle In
Plan to arrive at least 10 minutes early to get comfortable, set up your workspace, and meet your instructor.
Wear Clothes You Don’t Mind Staining
Alcohol inks can stain—choose clothing that you won’t mind getting ink spots on.
Bring a Mask if Preferred
Although not required, bringing a mask can add comfort in indoor group settings.
Check Age Restrictions
This workshop requires participants to be 21 or older due to venue licensing.
Apron or Smock
Protect your clothing from ink stains during the workshop.
Closed-toe Shoes
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes as the venue may have a workshop floor with spills.
Notebook and Pen
To jot down techniques or ideas you learn during the class.
Camera or Smartphone
Capture your finished work or the creative process for memories and sharing.