
Last Chance Gulch · Est. 2015
The creek is in the beer.
A seven-barrel brewery in downtown Helena. Montana-grown barley, water from the Ten Mile watershed, wood-fired pizza, and a taproom that always has something new to try.



01On tap
Small batches. Lots of experiments.
We brew on a seven-barrel system, so the lineup changes often. Here is what is pouring. The list updates as kegs turn over.

Wood KnockerIndia Pale Ale 
Mexican LagerLager 
The GrassLemongrass Ginger Pale Ale 
Country PilsnerPilsner 
Blueberry Kettle SourKettle sour 
Smoky MoonImperial Pumpkin Porter 
Last Chance PorterPorter 
Raspberry Hard SeltzerHard seltzer 
16K IPAIPA 
Poor Farmer Hard CiderHard cider 
Two Mountain Winery Red BlendWine 
Scarpetta Pinot GrigioWine 
Nourishing Cultures Kombucha 
Mimosas 
Homemade Rootbeer & Orange SodaSoda
Tap list updated November 3, 2026.
02Kitchen
Pizza, sandwiches & a little something for the table.
Allergy note: Pesto cheese bread and Ten Mile White contain nuts (almonds, pralines, pecans, pinenuts).
03Weekly
Something on most nights.
Trivia, live music, local artists on the walls, and food trucks when we can get them. This week’s calendar lives on Instagram.
Find events on Instagram- Every weekWeekly eventsLive calendar on Instagram and Facebook
- AnytimeLocal food trucksFollow along for the schedule
- AnytimeLocal artWalls rotate with local artists
The app · concept
The Gulch, in your pocket.
On Tap Now, pine points, weekly events and membership, rebuilt to feel like walking into the taproom. Tap through it right here.
Interactive preview · sample data · nothing to install
04Our story
A somewhat organized community.
Downtown is the culture of this city.

Three Montanans opened Ten Mile Creek Brewery in October 2015, at 24, becoming the third brewery in Helena. We are snug on the historic Gulch between The Hawthorn Bottle Shop and The Parrot.
The name comes from the most important ingredient: water. The Ten Mile Creek watershed supplies most of Helena, our brewery included. Each batch uses Montana-grown barley, and we source everything else as local as we can.
The bar, tables, and trim are made from pine beetle-killed trees harvested near town. We hang local artists, book local musicians, and partner with as many local businesses and non-profits as we can. Downtown is the culture of this city. Come on down and be part of it.
05Visit
48 N Last Chance Gulch
Downtown Helena, Montana, on the historic Gulch.

