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I am confused by the claims to be the first organic brewery. Eel River Brewing Company claims to be the first organic brewery -- is the difference is Otter Creek is the first to be certified by the USDA? The important question is are there any sources to verify this? Ali or nothin (talk) 07:18, 7 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
Four breweries actually compete for this title, but each has subtle differences:
Lake Front Brewery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin - First government certified organic beer, 1996[1]: 43
Wolaver's/Otter Creek - "First nationally distributed line of organic beers."[2]: 254
Eel River Brewing - "First certified organic brewery in the U.S.[2]: 253
Ukiah Brewing Company - First certified organic brewpub."[2]: 254
