About Common Bond Brewers
Common Bond Brewers is a brewery and taproom on Bibb Street in downtown Montgomery. Founders Andrew McNally and Tim Doles first opened it to the public in April 2018. The brewery says it is the city's only production brewery.
The taproom has an open brick-and-beam look, with bar stools and comfy couches. Windows give a clear view into the production area, so you can watch the beer being made.
Six flagship beers are always on draft or available to go. Ramber is a rye amber ale, Paddle Sesh is a session IPA, and Crema Stout is an American stout. Zelda Blonde, Orbital Cloud and Single Bond IPA complete the flagship lineup.
Seasonal and rotating beers join the flagships through the year. Private event space is available, and the entrance and parking lot are wheelchair accessible.
From Common Bond's own website and its Google listing, read November 2, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Map
Questions people ask
What beers does Common Bond Brewers make?
The flagships are Ramber, Paddle Sesh, Crema Stout, Zelda Blonde, Orbital Cloud and Single Bond IPA. Seasonal and rotating draft beers come and go alongside them.
Can I take beer home from Common Bond?
Yes. The flagship beers are available to go as well as on draft in the taproom.
Can I book a private event at Common Bond?
Yes. The brewery has private event space in Montgomery, and requests go through the form on commonbondbrewers.com.
Is Common Bond wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance and the parking lot are both wheelchair accessible.
Where do I park at Common Bond?
There is a shared parking lot and street parking. Paid parking is also available at nearby spots marked on the taproom page of commonbondbrewers.com.
Answers come from Common Bond's website and its Google listing, read November 2, 2026.
Before you visit Common Bond
Expect an open taproom with a bar, couches and a view of the brewing area. Grab a seat where you can watch the production floor while you drink.
The rotating draft list changes, so check the Untappd page linked from commonbondbrewers.com before you go. The site also has a calendar of events and the current hours.
The taproom sits close to I-65 and I-85 in downtown Montgomery. That makes it an easy stop if you are passing through the city.