Montgomery Brewing Company (1995)
Montgomery, Alabama, USA · Est. 1995
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Why this matters
Alabama Pass 17. Closed 2010. Montgomery County. Status as recorded: HISTORICAL/CLOSED. Downtown brewpub opened Oct. 27, 1995 under Alabama's 1992 Brewpub Act and closed in October 2010 after roughly 15 years. Brewer Jamie Ray is named on the surviving brewpub beer page. This entity is kept separate from the nineteenth-century Montgomery Brewing Company despite deliberate historical-name reuse.
The Beer Library
Beers
Old Montgomery Blonde
HISTORICAL / CORELight Ale / Blonde Ale
Alabama Pass 17. Surviving brewpub page calls it the lightest beer and best-selling ale, with a Czech Saaz hop finish.
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HISTORICAL / CORERed Ale
Alabama Pass 17. Named for Montgomery riverboat Betsy Ann; brewpub page describes caramel malt and a slightly fruity-floral hop finish.
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HISTORICAL / AWARD BEERPale Ale
Alabama Pass 17. House pale ale named for Goat Hill, the State Capitol area; secondary period beer reporting says it won a 2008 GABF silver medal.
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HISTORICAL / COREStout
Alabama Pass 17. Dark house ale described with caramel malt, English hops, chocolate and black patent malt.
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HISTORICAL / COREPorter
Alabama Pass 17. Dark house ale described alongside Wipe Out Stout with chocolate/coffee-like malt character.
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Home Run Hefe
HISTORICAL / SEASONALHefeweizen
Alabama Pass 17. Operating-era 2008 review records Home Run Hefe as a seasonal wheat beer on the brewpub chalkboard.
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Awards
- 2008
Silver
Great American Beer Festival
Only awards we could attribute to a named body and year appear here. An empty section means unresearched, not unawarded.
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Sources
- recordProbable
Brewery record compiled in Tally's Alabama master, Pass 17 — Blount and outer north-east reconciliation (research workbook), which cited https://montgomerybrewpub.wordpress.com/the-brewing-company-and-its-rich-history/ for this entry. The cited page has not been opened by the archive.
Tally's Alabama master, Pass 17 — Blount and outer north-east reconciliation (research workbook) · Compiled with ChatGPT web search under the Tally's workbook protocol · 2026-08
CommercialMedium reliabilityAccessed 2026-08-19Reviewed 2026-08-19
Only the claims above are sourced. Everything else on this page is the archive's own research and has not yet been tied to a document — which is worth knowing rather than hiding.
Straight answers
Common questions about Montgomery Brewing Company (1995)
- Is Montgomery Brewing Company (1995) still open?
- No. Montgomery Brewing Company (1995) has closed. Alabama Pass 17. Closed 2010. Montgomery County. Status as recorded: HISTORICAL/CLOSED. Downtown brewpub opened Oct. 27, 1995 under Alabama's 1992 Brewpub Act and closed in October 2010 after roughly 15 years. Brewer Jamie Ray is named on the surviving brewpub beer page. This entity is kept separate from the nineteenth-century Montgomery Brewing Company despite deliberate historical-name reuse.
- When was Montgomery Brewing Company (1995) founded?
- Montgomery Brewing Company (1995) was founded in 1995 in Montgomery, Alabama, USA.
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