The Cubs will field an all-star lineup in 2019. The team might even be good too.

In this case, the all-stars in question are on Wrigley Field’s beer roster: the ballpark’s most varied and ambitious menu to date, and a continued turnaround from years of blandness and uniformity.

New at Wrigley Field in 2019 will be local brewers Three Floyds and Begyle, plus an expanded presence from Half Acre, Revolution, Lagunitas and Cruz Blanca, the brewpub co-founded by chef Rick Bayless.

As recently as two years ago, those breweries could only dream of pouring beer at one of the nation’s fabled ballparks, where the taps and coolers were mostly locked down by Anheuser-Busch products — the same Anheuser-Busch that has a mega-marketing deal with the Cubs.

Anheuser-Busch will continue to be well-represented at Wrigley Field in 2019, accounting for about half the beer available, including everything sold by vendors: Budweiser, Bud Light, Michelob Ultra, and Goose Island’s IPA and 312 Urban Wheat Ale. (Michelob Ultra is new to that list and reflects its status as one of the nation’s fastest-growing major beer brands.)

But a more progressive approach has also led to an accelerating presence for craft and local beers.

Half Acre will more than triple its availability of Daisy Cutter Pale Ale in 16-ounce cans; its Pony Pilsner will be on tap at two locations in the ballpark.

Revolution Brewing’s new Every Day-Hero Session IPA will be on draft at two locations in the ballpark, Anti-Hero IPA will be on draft at one location and 16-ounce cans of Fist City Pale Ale will be available at two locations.

Begyle Brewing, a Northwest Side brewer, will enter Wrigley Field for the first time with 16-ounce cans of Begyle Blonde.

Perhaps most exciting for the craft beer faithful, Three Floyds will have Gumballhead wheat ale available in 16-ounce cans (which will be sold only at entertainment venues; it will otherwise be distributed in 12-ounce cans) and Zombie Dust pale ale on draft.

Craft beer pricing will be between $10 and $12, according to the Cubs’ concessions management partner, Levy Restaurants.

In a statement, Levy said it built the menu using “market share data, insights, and analytics … to make truly informed decisions about what Cubs fans want to enjoy at the game.”

For years, Wrigley Field served mostly Anheuser-Busch products — Bud and Bud Light mostly — and Old Style. After Anheuser-Busch signed a massive new marketing deal with the Cubs at the end of the 2013 season, the presence of Old Style was scaled back significantly. Vendors stopped carrying it and instead began hauling two beers from Goose Island, a Chicago brewery bought in 2011 by Anheuser-Busch.

While the White Sox, among many other Major League Baseball teams, embraced the choice proliferating across the beer industry, Wrigley Field stuck mostly with Anheuser-Busch products.

Then, just in time for the last home series of the 2017 season, there was an unlikely development: Lagunitas IPA swiped 27 Goose Island tap handles. Even people inside Goose Island were taken aback. It was a move by Levy to diversify, according to sources.

The move portended a growing diversity at the ballpark that came to include Bell’s Oberon and a smattering of Revolution and Half Acre beers in 2018.

This season will shape up to be Wrigley Field’s most diverse beer menu yet. Goose Island will have 10 different brands at the ballpark in 2019, but unlike in past years, many of its chief competitors will also be prominent.

The full list, including a few ciders and an alcohol-spiked sparkling water, a beverage category gaining attention this year:

Three Floyds Gumballhead (hoppy wheat ale)*

Three Floyds Zombie Dust (pale ale)*

Amstel Light

Begyle Blonde (blonde ale)*

Bell’s Oberon (wheat ale)

Breckenridge Vanilla Porter

Broken Bat Corre Corre (Mexican-style lager)

Broken Bat Golden Sombrero (pilsner)

Brooklyn Summer

Bud Light

Budweiser

Corona

Cruz Blanca Mexico Calling (lager)*

Cruz Blanca Palm Shade (tropical pale ale)*

Estrella Jalisco

Golden Road Mango Cart

Goose Island 312 Wheat Dry Hopped*

Goose Island 312 Urban Wheat

Goose Island Born & Raised*

Goose Island Green Line (pale ale)*

Goose Island IPA

Goose Island Natural Villain (lager)

Goose Island Next Coast IPA

Goose Island Old Man Grumpy (pale ale)*

Goose Island SPF (kolsch with fruit)*

Goose Island Summertime

Half Acre Daisy Cutter Pale Ale*

Half Acre Pony Pilsner*

Heineken

Kona Longboard Lager

Lagunitas 12th of Never Ale (pale ale)*

Lagunitas IPA*

Lagunitas Sumpin Easy (IPA)*

Leninenkugel Summer Shandy

Michelob Ultra

Modelo

New Belgium Fat Tire

O'Doul's

Old Style

Redbridge

Revolution Anti-Hero IPA*

Revolution Every Day-Hero Session IPA*

Revolution Fist City (pale ale)*

Sauza Agua Fuerte (sparkling water/tequila hybrid)

Shock Top Belgian White

Stella Artois

Stella Cidre

Stiegl Radler

Virtue Cider Michigan Apple

Virtue Cider Rose

* made in Chicagoland

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