Chicago Cubs busted 'smuggling' Spotted Cow beer back to Illinois

It looks like the Chicago Cubs are fans of Wisconsin.

A fan spotted the Cubs leaving Miller Park on Wednesday with cases of Spotted Cow on their bus, proving that Wisconsin beer can't be beat.

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John Austin captured the scene and posted the photo on Twitter.

The Cubs team bus smuggling cases of Spotted Cow back to Chicago, further proving the best things come from Wisconsin pic.twitter.com/uz5UeGQ9yk

— John Austin (@agoetsch16) June 13, 2018

We can't really blame them though, we would probably want a Spotted Cow after losing to the Brew Crew too.

Though the Cubs are free to take as much New Glarus back to their homeland as they want, the brewer takes its rule of only being sold in Wisconsin seriously.

Back in 2016, a Minnesota bar owner and manager were charged after being caught illegally importing Spotted Cow beer that they then sold at their establishment.