Montgomery Brewing Company

This brewery is in a 130 year old building. It doesn't look like much from the outside. Actually, it doesn't look like much on the inside either! But these guys brew really good beer, and that's the important thing. I tried the red ale and it was excellent.They have 12 different beers on tap. Also, they are expanding the taproom with more seating. Will definitely check back to see the new space and add another star.

These guys do beer well! Great beers and a casual down to earth atmosphere. They have some great sours and Hazys!. If you're looking for a brewery that offers more than just atmosphere and actually has great beers give Montgomery Brewery a try.

Drove down to Montgomery, MN to visit @montgomerybrewing . Located in a historic building, it is a cozy space with plenty of beer to try. I had great conversations with the beertender and the brewer. They are in the process of upgrading the brewhouse so keep an eye out for these folks who are not just pouring beers from the tap room, but also canning & distributing. I gave seven beers a try.Mind Bender:A kettle sour with fruit added including Cara Cara Orange, Tangerine, Pineapple, Passionfruit, and Blue Spirulina. Tart, but not warhead candy mouth puckering. A little sweetness that reminds you of sipping something of a tropical mimosa.Hubar:A big Triple IPA sitting at 10.22% ABV. It is a dark yellow hazy color that balances between the bitterness you want from an IPA, while having grapefruit juice and tangerine zest hop flavor. Sneaky drink for a beer over 10%.Peanut Buster Porter:I can't resist a Porter that tastes like peanut butter even if it was over a 100 degrees outside. A pitch black beer with sweet peanut butter flavor. The peanut butter flavor is closer to a Jif peanut butter than the organic or freshly ground PB. The beertender gave a sample of mixing this with the triple berry bomb and it was just like a PB&J!Hop Junkies: Nelson Sauvin:A Hazy New England IPA featuring one of my favorite hop varietals right now Nelson Sauvin. Limited amounts of white wine grape flavor, primarily expressing passionfruit and almost a gooseberry flavor / aroma. Bitter, but not palate crushing.Longball Lager:A crushable American Lager with more malt flavor than a lot of lagers. I get a medium bready malt note with low hop bitterness and flavor. A refreshing lager and a nice change of pace from all the other beers in my flight.Shelterbelt:A Brown Ale with a medium-light body with plenty of nutty / roasty flavors. A style that can not just warm you up with the malt flavors, but also go down easy when it's hot out without being heavyTriple Berry Bomb:A kettle sour with raspberry, blueberry & blackberry fruit additions and vanilla & lactose to provide a creamy / thicker body.

Yesterday was my third or fourth ever visit to Montgomery and not much has changed. The beer is still excellent, staff is friendly and the owner is sitting amongst townies!! When I was greeted at the register thinking the fellow looked familiar from a facebook post, I asked "are you the brewer?!" He was, and I thought that was cool that he was pouring!! I asked both brewer Josh and beertender Alex what their current go-to's were? They both said the watermelon kolsch and the DIPA. I opted for the delicious Peanut Buster Porter and the slap the table tart Cherry Cheesecake!! Before I left I told Alex where I was headed, asking if he had any recommendations? He did, four in fact!! Thanks Montgomery for consistently brewing not good, but delicious beers that are poured by friendly staff!

We have been enjoying Montgomery Brewing beers for several years now thanks to their distribution through Hyvee and they rarely disappoint! With some extra time on a Saturday morning we decided to swing on by the brewery! The historic space is super quirky but also super fun! The staff was very nice and went over the top to ensure we enjoyed our selections. We spent a couple hours playing cards and sampling the menu and no beers failed! Better yet, they have begun serving made to order pizzas that were delish and hit the spot! If you are in the area, or looking for an easy day drive I highly recommend!

I've heard about this brewery for about two and a half years because they have a peanut butter porter my husband absolutely loves, but we never really found a reason to visit until recently. I needed to find the spiciest pizza I could and the pizzeria down the street just so happens to make one. So they don't have a food menu at the brewery but seem to have food trucks that come out, but you can order pizza from Pizzeria 201 and bring your pies into the brewery to eat while you. I think we can all agree there's not many things that are a perfect combination as hot pizza and cold beer. They have a great selection of beers to choose from, you can also purchase some to bring home! Definitely worth the drive and we will be visiting again soon

Friendly staff and a wide selection of beers on tap. From easy to drink ales to hazzy IPAs and a nice dark beer selection.

Amazing beer and great people. Love the variety. This brewery has something for everyone. I will be back soon!

Not an easy entrance to the place. You have to walk a ramp and open a blank metal door. Weird. Cozy inside and cool decor. Had their signature Chief amber ale and the brown ale. Nothing special taste wise but nice color. Bartender was friendly and helpful.

Wish we had received the service everybody on here is raving about. My family of 16 ranging from 10-77 went here today and spent over $100 only to be treated like dirt! One of the children accidentally plugged the toilet and the female employee proceeded to swear and cuss at my family, scaring the kids and making one cry of shame! She then told us to get the f**ck out or she was calling the police. Really?! For a child overflowing your toilet on accident? Mind you a few of our family that were with are veterans to this country!! Shame on you!!! Will never ever ever step foot in this establishment again and will never recommend to anybody after being treated that way!