Our German ancestors establish 5 breweries in the Amana Colonies to serve the needs of the villagers during the early days of the communal society. The last of those breweries closed in 1884 with Iowa’s first prohibition laws. That lasted 101 years until a new brewery opened in 1989. Stop buy the Brau Haus Restaurant (German for Brew House) for a beer and a pretzel or sample the rotating taps at the Electric Thread. Great brews can be found at all our restaurants and of course, the beer is always flowing at Oktoberfest!
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The name “Brau Haus” simply means “Brewing House!” For years the Brewery owners had said that it would be wonderful to add an authentic German Bierhalle to the Amana Colonies. In August 2016, the Millstream Brau Haus was born! Adding the Brau Haus gave the Brewery the opportunity to make more ‘one of a kind’ brews and specialty beers only to be sold in the Brau Haus! And of course, these special brews are complemented by delicious German-style pub food! Under new ownership, the Brau Haus continues the tradition of serving delicious German-inspired food in a festive, welcoming atmosphere. No Read more...
Millstream Brewing Co. is Iowa’s original craft brewery. It all started in 1985 with a dream and a small batch of German Pilsner. Today, Millstream produces nearly 8,000 barrels of beer and soda each year. That equals 2.5 million pints (in case you were counting). Our Amana, Iowa taproom features 20 rotating beers on tap, new releases each week, and some of the best live music in the Midwest. There’s no better way to spend your day than sitting along the banks of the Amana millstream with the sun in your face, a cold beer in your hand, and a Read more...
