About Us
Creating field to glass beers with custom malts and ingredients from family farms only minutes from our brewery.
Sit. Stay. Drink.
Enjoy the banks of the Missouri River in the historic Murphy, Neel & Co. mercantile built in 1880. We have entwined the area's rich history and modern agriculture into our brewery where each beer has a unique story of how it came to be, tying the past to the present.
Why the Tri?
The Golden Triangle is created by following Highway 87 from Great Falls through Fort Benton and on to Havre. Then west on Highway 2 to Shelby and back down Interstate 15 to complete the triangle.
This area is known for its rich agricultural history and modern production of barley, wheat and other grains - making it ideal for our brewery to create one-of-a-kind Golden Triangle beers for your enjoyment.
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On Tap
We have selected family farms and companies within Montana's Golden Triangle to provide us with the freshest ingredients and create unique and hyper local brews with a flavor profile that showcases our terroir.
Shepweizen
4.5
• American Wheat Ale ABV: 4.8% IBU:18 The story of Shep is tragic beauty. After losing his best friend, this Shepard met each passing train hoping to be reunited. Spring wheat from Bomgardner Farms custom malted in a Stupid Local collab with Farm Power Malt. Montana grown Comet hops from Bell Crossing Farms.
Nitro: Meagher's Last Swim
6
• Pastry Stout ABV: 8.1% IBU: 65
Thomas Meagher was Montana’s first Territorial Governor and had made many friends and foes during his time in Montana. Both were present on that fateful day in 1867. The cries of ‘man overboard‘ were heard but his body was never found.
Dark like the night Thomas Meagher disappeared into the Missouri. Cocoa nibs, Tahitian vanilla, smoked maple bacon, Fieldhead’s Coffee Roasters coffee aged in whiskey barrels from Glacier Distilling & lactose.
Smoke Signal
5
• Scottish Wee Heavy ABV: 6.7% IBU: 24
Just downstream from Front Street, Signal Point allowed eagle-eyed observers to spot incoming steamboats and let the community know of the approaching excitement.With a robust reddish color and malty backbone generated from Montana's newest barley variety grown by Danruether Ag, Buzz, this kilted creation has a complex finish which is sure to warm your spirit.
Honyocker*
5
• Honey Kölsch ABV: 5.5 IBU: 21
The honyocker (hon-yocker) is a word with many interpretations. One such is derived from the German, "honigjager", meaning honey chaser, and was a reference to early Montana settlers pursuing sweet opportunities. This light German ale uses internationally awarded honey from Yirsa Farms in Big Sandy, bohemian malt from Farm Power Malt and Spelt to create an easy drinking instant favorite.
*Gluten Reduced
Spring Chandee
5
Add a splash of Bomgardner Catering’s jalapeño-cucumber lemonade to create a refreshing, delectable glass of sunshine.
1868
4.5
Dunkles Weissbier ABV: 4.8% IBU:18
Fort Benton’s first school opened in 1868. This dark wheat ale was created and brewed by our inaugural Brew School Class in March. With notes of Graham Cracker, Cocoa and Campfire, all its missing is the marshmallow. I’ll have S’More please.
Availability may vary. Other Recipes are under development and will be announced as they arrive.
Coming Soon
Foeder Rauchbier
5
• German Dark Smoked Lager
Rauch (Raushh)- German. Smoke
Our Foeder Rauchbier is currently aging in our American oak foeder. This dark lager is made with beechwood smoked malts and is the signature beer of the Franconian city of Bamberg, Germany. We used Franconian yeast and Bavarian Tettnanger hops.
Ryedn' Dirty
5
• Hazy IPA ABV: ?% IBU: 34
Bright tropical and stone fruit aromas are rounded out by the additions of rye and flaked wheat. Montana barley from MaltEurop & Farm Power Malt. Dry hopped with Triumph and Mackinac from Big Sky Hops Farm in Bigfork.
Frontierbier
4.5
• Montana Pale Ale ABV: 5.2% IBU:40
We are fortunate to have some amazing farmers growing high quality barley just miles from the brewery. Buzz barley is a new malt barley variety from the Montana State University Barley Breeding Program. Grown by Danruether Ag and malted in a Stupid Local Collab with Farm Power Malt, we are the first in the state to have it malted and will be making a single malt, single hop Montana Ale. Comet hops grown by Bell Crossing Farms in Stevensville.
Bummybier
5
•Jalapeño Honey Hefe ABV: 6% IBU: 29Blame Dean! Spring wheat from Bomgardner Farms custom malted in a Stupid Local collab with Farm Power Malts. Hairy Vetch honey from Yirsa Farms, hops from Big Sky Hops Farm and a tickle of jalapeños. *Gluten Reduced