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Discover Third Street Brewhouse in Minnesota

Located in Cold Spring, Minnesota, Third Street Brewhouse is a historic craft brewery housed in the former Cold Spring Brewing Company complex. While the brewery does not currently offer regular guided brewery tours, visitors can enjoy a self-paced brewery experience through its taproom, outdoor beer garden, and views into a working production facility.

Why it’s special:
Third Street Brewhouse operates inside one of Minnesota’s most historic brewing sites. Guests experience beer brewed on-site in a facility with deep roots in the state’s brewing history, combining legacy infrastructure with modern craft brewing.

History/Story of Third Street Brewhouse

The Cold Spring Brewing Company was founded in 1874 and remained a cornerstone of Minnesota brewing for generations. After the original brewery closed in 2019, the site was reborn as Third Street Brewhouse, continuing beer production in the same historic buildings. Today, Third Street Brewhouse honors the location’s heritage while producing contemporary craft beers and reviving the site as a community destination.

What You’ll See & Do at Third Street Brewhouse

Enjoy beers brewed on-site in a historic brewery complex
View large-scale brewing and fermentation equipment from public areas
Relax in the taproom or outdoor beer garden
Attend seasonal events, live music, and brewery gatherings
Learn about the site’s long brewing legacy through informal interpretation

Hands-On Elements: Beer tastings and seasonal events
Photo/Video Policy: Photography allowed throughout public areas
Souvenirs & Extras: Brewery shop with beer-to-go, glassware, apparel, and branded merchandise

Pricing at Third Street Brewhouse

Entry to the brewery and taproom is free of charge.
Beer, food, and special events are priced individually.

Visiting information

Duration: 1–2 hours (self-paced visit)
Format: Self-guided brewery and taproom experience
Schedule & Seasonality: Open year-round; outdoor spaces seasonal
Audience: Adults 21+, beer enthusiasts, groups
Accessibility: Fully wheelchair accessible public areas
Safety & Restrictions: Valid government-issued ID required for alcohol service
Languages: English
Group & Private Visits: Group seating and private events available by reservation
What to Bring/Wear: Casual attire; weather-appropriate clothing for outdoor areas
Facilities: Taproom, beer garden, restrooms, parking
Closures & Downtime: Closed select holidays
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