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Yellowstone Country’s craft brew scene isn’t just about beer—it’s about place. Crisp mountain air, river-worn landscapes and a region that takes its craft as seriously as its adventures. Every trail leads to a taproom where a cold pint is as much a part of the experience as the journey itself. Sip a rich porter after a powder day or a hoppy IPA with the scent of pine still on your jacket. Each brew is a tribute to Montana’s wild, untamed spirit.
A quick drive from Bozeman, but well worth the detour, Belgrade’s Madison River Brewing Company has built a reputation on pure, no-nonsense craftsmanship. Their beers speak for themselves—crisp, clean and balanced, brewed with the kind of precision that makes every sip feel like Montana in a glass. Stop by their friendly taproom and taste why they’ve earned a loyal following.
At Beehive Basin Brewery, the beer is as impressive as the scenery. This cozy, Town Center taproom is a go-to for après-ski gatherings, where skiers and snowboarders swap stories over a pint. Set against the inspiring Madison Range, their brews are crafted to complement high-altitude adventures, whether you're fresh off the slopes or soaking in the mountain views.
This small but mighty brewery in the shadow of the Crazy Mountains brings bold flavors to Big Timber. Crazy Peak Brewing Company specializes in well-balanced, easy-drinking beers made for those who love Montana’s wide-open spaces. Their welcoming taproom is the perfect stop after a long day exploring the great outdoors.
A college town with a serious craft beer culture, Bozeman is home to a vibrant, ever-growing microbrewery scene. Every corner of town features a taphouse pouring award-winning brews. With too many standouts to name, you’re never far from a pint that tells the story of Montana, one sip at a time.
Inspired by Yellowstone’s rugged spirit, Palladium brings a fresh take to the craft beer scene with a lineup of inventive ales and lagers. Crisp, refreshing ales and dark, malty brews make this taproom an essential stop for beer lovers traveling through Yellowstone Country.
Livingston’s breweries are the perfect place to toast the day’s adventures. At Neptune's Brewery, expect ocean-inspired ales, a full raw sushi bar and a laid-back vibe that pairs perfectly with a long day on the river. Across town, Katabatic Brewing delivers bold, handcrafted beers that reflect the energy of the Yellowstone Country winds they’re named after.
Beer has been flowing in Red Lodge since before Prohibition, and Red Lodge Ales Brewing Company carries that legacy forward with a deep respect for the land. Their process is as Montana as it gets—glacial water, locally grown barley, solar-heated brewing, and naturally cooled by Beartooth Mountain air. It’s beer made with heart and history.
Famous for its pizza and equally renowned for its craft beer, Bridger Brewing has a Three Forks location—an oasis for beer lovers looking for a great brew with a side of western hospitality. Expect hop-forward IPAs, crisp lagers and inventive seasonal releases—all made for those who live for adventure.
Be sure to check out the region’s seasonal brew fests, where you'll find Montana-made brews on tap from all over the state.
