The Monarch Public House is home to The Fountain City Brewing Company, Inc., tapping five original recipes every day.
Full Flavor Taste, No Matter Which Brew You Decide
Fountain Brew Beers - Original 1856 Recipe Craft Beers Available Only At
The Monarch Public House
Our flagship beer, Fountain Brew, springs from the pages of Fountain City’s own history. The original Fountain Brew was brewed here from 1856 to 1965. After the brewery was closed and later demolished, the popular local beer disappeared.
In 1997, with the help of retired assistant brew master Wilbert Schmitt and the historical brewing records he saved, the Fountain Brew recipe was brewed, tasted and approved by Schmitty for rebirth. (More Below)
Original Recipe - true pre-prohibition American style gold lager
Prairie Moon Red - rich ruby lager springing from the Original Recipe
Eagle Valley Harvest Gold - light bodied Pilsner, with a touch of rye
Irish Valley Spring Bock - classic bock lighter color, not in body.
John Robert Porter - a smooth oatmeal and coffee Porter. Excellent!
Prairie Moon Red - rich ruby lager springing from the Original Recipe
Eagle Valley Harvest Gold - light bodied Pilsner, with a touch of rye
Irish Valley Spring Bock - classic bock lighter color, not in body.
John Robert Porter - a smooth oatmeal and coffee Porter. Excellent!
Some More History About Fountain Brew
On May 6th 1997, with the experienced and invaluable assistance of retired assistant brewmaster Wilbert Schmitt and the historical brewing records he saved, the Fountain Brew recipe was reborn. Exactly 32 years after the last brew date!
No Schmitty, No Fountain Brew.....Thank you Buddy!
No Schmitty, No Fountain Brew.....Thank you Buddy!
Read about the Monarch and seventy other original Wisconsin taverns and the breweries that fueled them in: " Bottoms Up: A Toast to Wisconsin’s Historic Bars & Breweries" from the Wisconsin Historical Society.
See the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article about the book: Weekend Getaway Book documents Wisconsin's unique bars. Map of all the bars & breweries from "Bottoms Up" |
The Monarch Public House and Preservation Hall Restaurant
19 North Main Street
Fountain City, Wisconsin 54629
(608) 687-4231
themonarchpublichouse@gmail.com
Our Restaurant is right across the river from Winona, Minnesota and Wabasha Minnesota. We are just south of Alma Wisconsin, Buffalo City Wisconsin And North of Lacrosse Wisconsin and Holmen Wisconsin.
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