Archive record · Brewery
Missouri Breaks Brewing
Wolf Point, Montana, USA
- Founded
- 2009
- Closed
- 2026
- Archive ID
- TB-2VJDQZEV
- Last checked
- Not yet checked
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Summary
Missouri Breaks Brewing is now treated as CLOSED as a brewery. Its brewery-managed Untappd listing states the brewery is no longer in business, BeerAdvocate shows zero active beers, and the brewery is absent from Montana's current 2026 producer reporting. Current travel listings still show Doc Z / Missouri Breaks Brewing as an open Wolf Point restaurant/pub, so the surviving venue is preserved separately rather than interpreted as continued brewing. Exact brewery closure date remains UNKNOWN.
A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.
The People
Behind the beer
The Beer Library
Beers
Big Beaver Belchin' Ale
RetiredBelgian-style Ale
Flagship beer documented on surviving Doc Z menu; brewed with local Rodenberg honey. (Retired / brewery closed)
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Rattlesnake IPA
RetiredAmerican IPA
Historical Missouri Breaks IPA; menu describes Cascade dry hopping and some estate-grown hops. (Retired / brewery closed)
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Wolf's Den Wheat
RetiredWheat Beer
Historical wheat beer documented on surviving Doc Z menu. (Retired / brewery closed)
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Sand Pike Stout
RetiredStout
Historical stout documented on surviving Doc Z menu. (Retired / brewery closed)
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Porque Pine 09 Pale Ale
RetiredPale Ale
Historical pale ale documented on surviving Doc Z menu. (Retired / brewery closed)
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Gysler'z Guzzlin' Cherry Amber Ale
RetiredFruit Amber Ale
Menu states the beer used Flathead cherries pitted in-house. (Retired / brewery closed)
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Neubauer'z Pumpkin Ale
RetiredPumpkin Ale
Menu states locally grown pumpkins were picked, baked and brewed in-house. (Retired / brewery closed)
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Straight answers
Common questions about Missouri Breaks Brewing
- Is Missouri Breaks Brewing still open?
- No. Missouri Breaks Brewing has closed (2026). Missouri Breaks Brewing is now treated as CLOSED as a brewery. Its brewery-managed Untappd listing states the brewery is no longer in business, BeerAdvocate shows zero active beers, and the brewery is absent from Montana's current 2026 producer reporting. Current travel listings still show Doc Z / Missouri Breaks Brewing as an open Wolf Point restaurant/pub, so the surviving venue is preserved separately rather than interpreted as continued brewing. Exact brewery closure date remains UNKNOWN.
- When was Missouri Breaks Brewing founded?
- Missouri Breaks Brewing was founded in 2009 in Wolf Point, USA.
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