About Texagon Brewing
Texagon Brewing is a small brewery in Montrose, Houston, founded by Simon and Rebekah in 2023. It does not run a public taproom, and visits are by appointment only. The brewery says it is Houston's smallest brewery, with a "probably" attached.
The lineup runs wide. Scream Ale is a cream ale brewed with flaked corn and Cascade hops. Red Duke is an Irish red, Bayou Drift is a hazy IPA, Deadhead Abbey is a Belgian tripel, and Take No Quarter is a black IPA.
Beyond the beer, Texagon keeps beehives in Montrose. Select brews use that honey, including the seasonal Bees Envy strawberry honey blonde. Spent grains go to growing gourmet mushrooms, and what is left feeds some local cows.
Visits are private brewery tours. Guests sample the latest brews and see the brewing setup. Bars and restaurants can also ask about putting Texagon on their taps.
From Texagon's own website and its Google listing, read September 26, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Map
Questions people ask
Can I just drop in for a beer?
No. Texagon does not operate a public taproom, and visits are by appointment only. Schedule one through the link or QR code on texagonbrewing.com.
Does Texagon offer tours?
Yes, private brewery tours. You can sample the latest brews and see the brewing setup, and a brew day shows how the beer is made. Appointments are subject to availability.
Is there an age limit?
Yes. All guests must be 21 or older.
What beers does Texagon make?
The lineup includes a cream ale, a strawberry honey blonde, an Irish red ale, a hazy IPA, a Belgian tripel and a black IPA. Some brews are infused with honey from its own beehives.
Which breweries are close by?
D & Q The Beer Station and Second Draught are both 0.9 miles away. Under the Radar Brewery and Axelrad Beer Garden are both 1 mile away.
Answers come from Texagon's website and its Google listing, read September 26, 2026.
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Before you visit Texagon
Book before you go. There is no public taproom, so you cannot walk in. The scheduling link is on texagonbrewing.com, and appointments depend on availability.
Ask about a brew day if you want to see the process. Guests who join one learn about the artistry behind each pour. Check the Our Beers page for the current list before you book.
Other stops are a short drive away. D & Q The Beer Station and Second Draught are 0.9 miles from the brewery. Under the Radar Brewery is 1 mile away.