Three Beaches

Honey Blonde
ABV: 5.0%
IBU: 10

Bitter Woman

IPA
ABV: 5.75%
IBU: 68

Lake Millionaire

Hazy IPA
ABV: 5.25
IBU: 15

Mangy Fox

Copper Ale
ABV: 5.75%
IBU: 22

Rocky's Revenge

Bourbon Brown Ale
ABV: 5.75%
IBU: 30

Chief Blackhawk

Porter
ABV: 5.75%
IBU: 35

IceHenge

Belgian-style Dubbel
ABV: 7.25%
IBU: 25

Fargo Brothers

Hefeweizen
ABV: 5.25%
IBU: 10

Lake Mills' Finest

Lager
ABV: 4.5%
IBU: 15

Gemuet-lichkeit

Oktoberfest
ABV: 5.5%
IBU: 22

Painted Ladies

Pumpkin Spice Ale
ABV: 7.25%
IBU: 22

Sheep Shagger

Scotch Ale
ABV: 7.5%
IBU: 22

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Limited
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Limited
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Limited
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Dogs At Tyranena

More and more, our patrons are wanting to bring their furry, four-legged friends along when they make a trip to one of our facilities.

While we didn’t set out to be pet-friendly, we do love dogs! So, well-behaved dogs are (currently) allowed at the Brewery on Owen Street, preferably outdoors in the Beer Garden, and outdoors only at The Fharmacy Public House on Main Street.

At either location, your pup is allowed as long as you help them follow our rules for doggie etiquette! We also reserve the right to ask you to take your furry friend home if our staff deems it necessary for the enjoyment or safety of patrons and employees.

We have established these rules for the comfort, safety and enjoyment of both our human and canine patrons! We have a LOT of wonderful dogs and dog owners that frequent Tyranena…. but, unfortunately, some are not quite as amazing as others. This is the reason we have an established dog policy and we will attempt to enforce these rules across the board.

If you bring a dog to one of our locations, even if they are leashed and behaving, you will most likely be approached by our staff to verify that you are aware of our pet policies. Please understand that simply having a discussion is not an accusation or indictment of you or your dog… we’re only trying to make sure that everyone is aware of our rules and expectations. Believe it or not, staff can be hesitant or fearful to address dog owners because they have had altercations with people taking offense or becoming extremely combative, hostile and aggressive when our dog policy is discussed. It’s definitely not a “fun” part of the job! Please don’t be “that person”! Take a moment to realize that we are simply trying to educate and accommodate patrons to the best of our ability!

Our top priority is to provide a comfortable atmosphere for any and all patrons (of legal drinking age) to enjoy our hand-crafted beers. For some folks that enjoyment includes having their dogs at their side. For others, it does not. We hope to maintain a respectful balance that is beneficial to everyone and does not distract from the enjoyment of our products and brewery.

Certified Service Animals are always welcome outside of our production areas (due to FDA requirements).

The Rules

* The dog owner must call ahead and ask the bartender for permission to bring in a dog; about a half-hour before you plan to arrive is best! The bartender will advise as to whether or not it is a good time for a doggie visit based on the amount of people (and other dogs) already present, possible events/parties/large groups, etc.

* Guest dogs (dogs other than those belonging to brewery employees) must always be leashed. We do have a few spare leashes that we will loan out (with a refundable deposit) if someone forgets one.

* If a guest dog does not get along with any of our Tyranena dogs, the guest dog needs to be taken home or out to the car (assuming temperature permits).

* Guest dogs must be well-socialized and people-and-child friendly. If not, they are simply not welcome at our establishment (for obvious reasons).

* Barking or disruptive dogs may be asked to leave.

* Dog owners are responsible for bringing waste bags and for picking up and properly disposing of any dog waste.

* Dogs may not accompany customers on tours inside the Brewery or inside of the building at The Fharmacy Public House and may not be left unattended on our property.