Old Cowboy Town
A light-bodied, deep amber hued German Altbier. Flavors and aromas of dark fruit, raisins, rich malt and dark chocolate. A dry, crisp finish suitable for quenching any cowboy’s thirst!
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Secret One-Hitter
Hoppy Pale ale that bursts with notes of pineapple and coconut from Vic Secret dry-hop addition. Finishes dry with a pleasant herbal and guava flavor. Did you think we meant something else?
Wheat You in the Middle
American-style wheat ale brewed with wheat, pilsner and munich malts for a soft, creamy and honey-like flavor and aroma. Czech Saaz hops and American ale yeast. Perfect patio beer!
“Small but mighty Montavilla Brew Works keeps it simple in Southeast: Portland Breweries Series”
OregonLive’s Andre Meunier stopped by the other day as part of their Portland Breweries Series for an in-person interview with Michael, and you can watch the whole interview on Facebook. They also wrote a great article and took some cool photos of our taproom and brewery, and a few of our great customers! Read the
Körabräu Helles
This light German-style lager is a respectful nod to the classic German Helles style. An excellent thirst quencher that leans slightly away from the hops and allows the delicious Pilsner malt to shine. All German ingredients include 100% Pilsner malt, Magnum hops, and lager yeast.
Paradiddle Porter
Chocolatey, velvety-smooth and balanced Robust Porter. Floral and dark fruit aroma with a smooth, dry finish. Very drinkable!
Cherry Berry Sour
A deliciously light and fruity kettle sour with a bright, tart acidity from lactobacillus culture inoculation. Raspberry puree and black cherry juice added post-fermentation for a light pink hue with aromas of honey and soft, ripe fruit.
Plywood Pilsner
German Pilsner-style lager. Soft malt flavor with classic ‘noble’ hop aroma and a dry, quenching finish. Brewed in collaboration with our friends at Mr. Plywood.
MBW Profiled by Craft Beer Scribe
Craft Beer Scribe stopped by for a visit while working on a piece about the variety and quality of Portland’s smaller breweries, and described us as “one of the most underrated breweries in town”. You can catch a glimpse of his upcoming article on his Facebook page.
MBW Among “Portland’s Top Breweries”!
In a city with as many great breweries as Portland has, we’re always excited to be counted among the best, so we’re excited to see our name listed in The Beer Traveler Guide‘s “List of Portland’s Top Breweries“! Their list is based on your reviews via Untappd, so Thanks!And keep the good words coming!