G5 is definitely popular for the variety of craft brews they make, but their Bloody Marys aren’t too shabby! They don’t make their own mix, but the brand they use, Major Peters, is delicious and quite spice! They doctored it up with pickle juice, A1 Steak Sauce, black pepper, and celery salt. The garnish was a pickle and olives. Definitely a great “traditional” bloody in a brewery!

truk’t is known for their selection of whiskey and tequila, but they also make a darn good Bloody Mary! The flavor was spicy with a hint of smokiness. In addition the spices around the rim of the glass were full of flavor! The garnish of meat stick, pickle, and olive were not over-the-top, but delicious! Plus, you don’t want to fill up on the garnish when there are chips and guacamole to be had! Not pictured here is the cute mini bottle of Miller beer that came with the bloody.

This bloody has everything! The presentation, the house-made mix, and the beer chaser are all spot on! The mix itself has some kick, but not too much kick. The spices around the rim also add a nice touch. In addition, you can order a Bloody Mary Flight featuring their Regular, Cajun, Pizza, and Bacon Bloodies. The flights are $12. Enjoy your Bloody while sitting on the outside patio while enjoying the view of the Rock River when the weather is nice!

You’re going to love the garnishes in Bushel & Peck’s Bloodies. The sausage and cheese are always fresh—the cheese curds will even squeak! The pickles are from their collection, and if you chose a spicy Bloody, the pickle will also be spicy. The only downside is there is no beer chaser. But, Bushel & Peck’s makes their own mix, and they really make you feel like the drink is created just for you!

If you are after a great Bloody at Rookies, then you have to go on Sunday! They have a 43oz. Bloody Mary served with tons of garnishes, including an entire rotisserie chicken!