Owatonna's Broadway Street (est. 1856) is rich in history, currently bordering Jostens, Federated, the Louis Sullivan Jewel Box, our good friends at Taste of the Big Apple, and much more. This barleywine is a fitting tribute!

Cinder Hill is a steep 60-foot hill on Linn Avenue overlooking downtown Owatonna. It’s commonly referred to as “Cinder Hill” because cinders from the power plant boilers were spread on the road to enable traffic to climb the hill. MSB’s Cinder Hill Cream Ale is a very drinkable, refreshing beer that would hit the spot after a few runs up and down Cinder Hill.

Back in the late-1950s, Emmett and Phyllis Jacobson built the structure now housing our brewery. To honor them, we’ve brewed a deep, copper-colored beer with a full-bodied, more pronounced malty caramel flavor. Cheers to Emmett & Phyllis!

In tribute to the discipline and love of so many Hispanic leaders, mothers, chefs, and entrepreneurs who have graced the Steele County area, we lift a glass of La Reina Lager to you!

Lemond Township is just SW of Owatonna, forming a portion of the western border of Steele County. It’s easy to think of Lemond’s rich farmland and lazy summer days as you enjoy the lime flavors of this classic wheat beer.

Owatonna prides itself on the extensive park system, with each neighborhood proudly served by family-friendly fun parks. This classic pilsner is a refreshing tribute to these outdoor playgrounds.

Built in 1855, the Owatonna Power Plant and its three-story façade, three smokestacks, and signature red neon lettering stand out as a storied local landmark. We wanted to brew a big beer, fitting of this towering landmark, and we feel we’ve done so with the rich, full-bodied flavors in MSB’s Power Plant Porter, now with the added creaminess of a peanut butter flavor!

The Sabra IPA is named in honor of Sabra (Whiting) Otteson, one of Owatonna's most successful and respected business leaders. Sabra was a third generation owner of J-C Press, a company dating back to the late 1800's. The Sabra IPA's hint of coconut with a sweet pineapple finish sets a new bar for summertime hazy IPAs. The 'Sabro' hops made for an obvious connection to Sabra's impact in Owatonna!

Saco Seltzer, a flavored sparkling water named after the Saco Church built in 1891 and moved to the Village of Yesteryear in 1962 where it can still be toured today. This is the Saco Seltzer's 3rd flavor offering so far.

Somerset township is located southwest of Owatonna, and has a fitting name for the summer flavors of our first wheat beer, lightly infused with lemon. This is a perfect beer for MSB’s patio this summer, or for your own patio/deck.

Steele County was created by the Minnesota Territory legislature in February 1855, with Owatonna serving as the county seat. This Scotch ale is a fitting tribute to the hardworking heritage of the early settlers of Steele County.

The healing water of Owatonna’s Mineral Springs makes its way to the Straight River, rolling directly west of MSB’s brewery and taproom. This ‘lazy river’ imagery perfectly aligns with this hazy, citrusy, thirst-quenching IPA.

Dr. Joseph Sweere, Mary, and family gifted Owatonna for more than 50 years through Mary’s ‘Antique Fair’, Joseph’s chiropractic care, and the whole family’s creativity and energy in the arts. Their 1898 Victorian home at the corner of Grove and Broadway is a public exhibit of their talents. In tribute, we share the Sweere Sour!

Herb Joesting became known as the "Owatonna Thunderbolt" when he was an All-American fullback at the University of Minnesota. This American IPA will give you the hops and energy to thunder down the road of life.