OUR SIGNATURE BREWS
Back Alley Sally 4.0% ABV
Pilsner | Our lightest beer. Created for those just beginning their craft beer venture. Sassy, light, fun and drinkable. Maybe a splash of promiscuity.
One-Legged Chicken
3.5% ABV
Session IPA | Our One-Legged Chicken is an ode to an English wartime tradition of workers enjoying the brew in daily sessions. The lower alcohol content, robust flavor and body of the One-Legged Chicken will keep you refreshed after a long day's work.
KBO 5.0% ABV
Cream Ale | Despite the alcohol, despite the naps, despite the baths, Winston Churchill was a work horse. It is reported that at the start of his day and at the end of every phone conversation he would exclaim KBO, or "keep buggering on." The cream ale is a lighter brew with a lower ABV and tons of flavor, that despite the long hours of work will keep you buggering on.
Smoke in the EyePA 6.0% ABV
Classic IPA | A classic IPA that stays true to the originality of the beer style. As IPAs have grown in popularity, many have created impressive and creative brews. However, this is an IPA true to its name. The old style. No frills. Full of character and body. Great for drinking by the fire where one might catch a little smoke in the eye.
Mortified 5.3% ABV
Pale Ale | Affectionately named after the patriarch of the Dahl family, Mort Dahl, who the Churchill's bought the building from. Mort and his family owned this building for 87 years. The pale ale is full of flavor, robust and drinkable.
Omaha X 8.0% ABV
Imperial IPA | Our strongest IPA. A hophead's delight. Bitter and strong. The City of Spooner, in Washburn County, Wisconsin, was once a major hub of railroad activity in the northwestern "Indianhead Country" of the state. Spooner was at the intersection of "the Great Omaha X" of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad. Four original rail lines, completed by 1883, made up the "X."
J.T. Murphy X.x% ABV
Pale Ale | James T. Murphy was a successful merchant, a railroad man and school board clerk; a all-around, community-driven fellow. In 1897, our dear friend JT got off the train for the last time and erected the very building Round Man Brewing Co. occupies today. Originally built as a grocery store, JT took his vision far beyond that, stocking dry goods, footwear, flour, feed, and gentleman’s furnishings. We sought to craft a beer as rich in character and boldness as a man of his stature certainly held. Our Irish Stout is lightweight, drinkable, and has enough unblemished flavor to leave you wanting just one more. A dark beer built for dark beer drinkers. Cheers, Mr. Murphy - this one is for you!
ABOUT THE BREWERY
18 taps, 8 signature brews
We feature original brews and signature favorites, and our taproom boasts the same qualities. Round Man's curved, poured concrete seating area designed to create a very conversational environment. The exposed metal, wood, and concrete give the brewpub a warm , but tough industrial attitude. Blain painted the 70-foot backdrop mural for the brewhouse that is a rendering of men working, embracing the industrial history of the area. Spencer describes RMBC as a hop-centric ale house with upper-end pub fare and a blue-collar feel. Come see for yourself!
A Full Menu
Our unique brewpub offers 18 signature taps, craft cocktails, and an American-style menu boasting distinctive flavors of the Northwoods.
Opening Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm |
| Thursday | 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm |
| Friday | 3:00 pm - 12:00 am |
| Saturday | 3:00 pm - 12:00 am |
| Sunday | 3:00 pm - 9:00 pm |
Bar opens at 3:00 pm, Kitchen at 4:00 pm
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