Red Jacket is never open. Even when he did brew, it was only open about 1/2 the time. He had battled some infection issues, and only made one beer anyway, so I'm pretty sure he doesn't have his beer at the bar. It's a cool bar, though, again- if it's open.
There is a new one in Negaunee called Cognition and I hear good things about it but I"ve never been there.
I don't like Keweenaw at all, but many people do. The Library (down the street from Keweenaw) is pretty solid.
I like two of the ones listed that are in Marquette. The Vierling is great, and maybe try to PM the brewer:
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/members/Brewerforlife/ He hasn't been on the forum much lately, but if he gets the message and has some time, he'd probably love to talk beer with you. He's a friend of mine.
Black rocks is good, and the setting is great. It's an old house converted into a brewery/tap room, and you can sit outside and enjoy the location. I really like several of their beers.
Ore Dock is not so good, but it's fun. I've never been to Chocolay Brewing Company, but it's in the same general area, just down the road a bit.
Jasper in Ishpeming is pretty bad.
The brewery in Copper Harbor is ok, if you're going to be in Copper Harbor anyway it's worth a stop but not a special trip.
In Christmas, there is nothing. Nada, nilch, zip. Well, there is a restaurant that is open in the summer I think, so you could get some Whitefish. But Grand Island is great if you're a backpacker.
Taq Falls is a great visit, as the falls are wonderful. The brewery there is not.
There is a brewery/restaurant near the end of H58, but I can't recall the name of it. It's not too far from Grand Marais- just at the end of H58 and a right turn.
From Christmas to anywhere is a pretty long trip, although it's not that far to Marquette. I think it's only about 45 minutes or so. And I'd really recommend going to Munising and doing some of the waterfall hikes/walks- it's wonderful especially the ones on the way from Pictured Rocks to the west.