About Ruby Valley Brew
Ruby Valley Brew is a brewery and taproom in Sheridan, Montana. The beer is handcrafted in town, at the front steps of the Tobacco Roots. The brewery says it makes beer for its community.
The taproom pours a lineup that runs from Cowpuncher Kölsch to a hazy IPA, a Scotch ale, an English style porter and an unfiltered wheat. Other beers on tap include Mustache Sally IPA, Pack Pony Pale Ale, Smugglers Keep Amber Ale and Boot Bandit Brown.
You can fill a growler and take the beer home. The entrance and the parking lot are both wheelchair accessible. The taproom sits on South Main Street, so it is easy to find when you are passing through town.
From Ruby Valley Brew's own website and its Google listing, read November 5, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Questions people ask
What beers does Ruby Valley Brew make?
The lineup includes Cowpuncher Kölsch, a hazy IPA, a Northwest style IPA, a Scotch ale, an English style porter and an unfiltered wheat. Mustache Sally IPA, Pack Pony Pale Ale, Smugglers Keep Amber Ale and Boot Bandit Brown are also on tap.
Can I get a growler to go?
Yes. Ruby Valley Brew fills growlers, so you can take the beer home.
Is Ruby Valley Brew wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance and the parking lot are both wheelchair accessible.
Which breweries are close by?
Burnt Tree Brewing in Ennis is 24 miles away.
Answers come from Ruby Valley Brew's website and its Google listing, read November 5, 2026.
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Before you visit Ruby Valley Brew
Expect a small-town taproom in Sheridan with a rotating list of house beers. Bring a growler or ask for one if you want to take a few pints home.
Check rubyvalleybrew.com before you go. The brew page shows the beers, and the events page lists what is coming up. The taproom opens earlier Friday through Sunday than on weekdays.
Burnt Tree Brewing in Ennis is 24 miles away. It makes a good second stop if you are spending the day in the Madison County valleys.