Viva la Revolution Brewing.

That's a toast Region craft beer lovers can raise a glass to.

Revolution, which was founded in 2010 and has since grown into Illinois' largest independently owned brewery, reached a deal to distribute its craft beer across Northern Indiana. The craft brewery, which has a major presence across the city, has won awards from Ratebeer, the Great American Beer Festival, the World Beer Cup and Chicago Magazine.

It's perhaps best known for its hoppy Anti-Hero IPA, a 6.5 percent Alcohol By Volume, 70 IBU India Pale Ale that's sold in distinctive cans with a raised fist and a military figure with a hop flower for a head. Its Anti-Hero, Eugene Porter, Fist City and Bottom Up Wit have been widely available in Chicago bars for years.

The hip brewery has a taproom in Chicago's chic Logan Square neighborhood, where auteur Joe Swanberg filmed part of the movie "Drinking Buddies."

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