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Ownership unknownMicrobreweryNo longer operating · 2019

Union Hall Brewery

Bozeman, USA · Est. 2019

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From the record

What we have established

Union Hall opened at 121 W Main St in September 2019 in the former White Dog space. Montana Brewers Association's Summer 2021 newsletter says Shred Monk would occupy the building previously occupied by Union Hall, proving Union Hall had closed/vacated by summer 2021. Exact final operating day and owners remain unresolved.

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The Beer Library

Beers

Bertha

Retired

American Stout

ABV5.4%

BeerAdvocate archive. (Retired / brewery closed)

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Hay Shaker

Retired

American Blonde Ale

ABV4.7%

BeerAdvocate archive. (Retired / brewery closed)

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Rusty Spur

Retired

American Amber / Red Ale

ABV5.1%

BeerAdvocate archive. (Retired / brewery closed)

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Saddle Horn

Retired

Belgian Saison

ABV6.3%

BeerAdvocate archive. (Retired / brewery closed)

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Straight answers

Common questions about Union Hall Brewery

Is Union Hall Brewery still open?
No. Union Hall Brewery has closed (2019). Union Hall opened at 121 W Main St in September 2019 in the former White Dog space. Montana Brewers Association's Summer 2021 newsletter says Shred Monk would occupy the building previously occupied by Union Hall, proving Union Hall had closed/vacated by summer 2021. Exact final operating day and owners remain unresolved.
When was Union Hall Brewery founded?
Union Hall Brewery was founded in 2019 in Bozeman, USA.
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