On Tap

Wicket Blonde Ale is a crisp and refreshing introduction for the beer imbiber. Greeted with an appearance of golden hues, Wicket Blonde Ale is filled with clean malt flavors and light bitterness. Brewed for all fans of taking a slow cruise down the river. Malt: German Pilsner Malt and Wheat Malt

Wicket Blood Orange Ale is the perfect warm weather beer. Citrusy aroma with succulent complexity of blood oranges Crimson in color, featuring delicious blood orange fruit. It’s tangy-sweet flavor provides a distinctive twist to our flagship blonde. Combines the succulent complexity of citrusy blood oranges with subtle malty sweetness, mild hops with a dry finish. Brewed for all fans of taking a slow cruise down the river.

Kentucky Common (KC), also sometimes called “Dark Cream Ale,” was once an extremely popular regional style centered around Louisville, Kentucky. In 1919, 75% of beer sold in the vicinity of Falls City was KC. It's most feverish popularity was among the laboring class. It went to market while still fermenting in the cask, giving it a complete turnaround — brewery to consumer — of only 6 to 8 days. Brewed by Tonie Wycoff, with help from Mad Craft Home Brew Society with Dr. Pat Stack’s Recipe.

To celebrate the return of the APBA Gold Cup, Mad Paddle released Ya Gotta Regatta Cream Ale in June of 2019. After nearly a 40-year absence, Madison Regatta has brought back to Madison the APBA Gold Cup — the oldest trophy in motorsports. 2019 will be Madison Regatta's fourth running of the Gold Cup but first since 1980. Ya Gotta Regatta Cream Ale is brewed with Flaked Corn giving it a distinct flavor that sets it apart from other Cream Ales. Ya Gotta Regatta has a light-medium body with a clean finish.

Irwin Irish Red, named for the family that once owned the feed mill, is a traditional amber ale. Maris Otter malt brings out a nice color and bready flavor, and a smidgen of caramel malt creates a light toasty character. UK hop varietals create a light bitterness and floral hop aroma.

In 1852, Mathias Greiner founded Mathias Greiner Brewery, which went on to become M. Greiner & Sons, John Greiner Brewery, Greiner & Company Brewery and ultimately becoming Madison Brewing Company from 1882-1918. Inspired by the Greiner and Madison Brewing Companies famous XXX Ales and a certain dark chocolate candy bar, this Stout includes milk sugar, molasses, vanilla from Madagascar, and cocoa nibs. Rich dark chocolate, mildly sweet, with vanilla undertones. A great winter beverage for all us snackers.

We are proud to release our ninth beer, Incline Cut English IPA, the second recipe by MP brewer Tonie Wycoff. The Madison Incline is the steepest railroad track in North America and has been in existence for nearly 180 years. England’s IPAs were the first, the great grandfather of a style that’s basically exploded across the land—popularized most aggressively in America. American IPAs typically have a much bigger hop profile compared to the English IPAs, which have more of a subtle, classic taste with pronounced hops. As the story goes, Indian Pale Ales originated during the late 1700s, utilizing the anti-microbial properties of hops to help preserve the beer during transport.

For those Qualified, our abbey style quadrupel. This strong, dark ale features Belgian specialty malts with rich, deep notes of raisin and plum, enhanced by dynamic Belgian esters. A sweet, complex ale, it’s the perfect dessert beer to sip and savor.

German hops give an earthy aroma and flavor. Pilsner malt provides mild malty sweetness. Light body and high effervescence. 2011: Gold at Indiana Brewers' Cup 2012: Bronze at Indiana Brewers' Cup 2013: Bronze at Indiana Brewers' Cup 2015: Gold at Indiana Brewers' Cup

Taste rides an unexpected wave. Refreshing sweet tart flavor alive with the inspired pairing of apple and screaming yellow pineapple. Big citrus taste born of a feeling the wave will never go flat. You close your eyes at the peak moment a tremendous feeling rushes over you. It's wild. Ride it out.

This 4% ABV refreshing Radler is a crisp, light-bodied American Amber Ale with fresh pink lemonade and raspberry puree added. Expect bright, juicy, citrus aromas and flavors of fresh lemon and berries with a subtly sweet & tart finish. This brew pours a hazy rose color and can be described as “totally crushable."

Produced in the tradition of 18th Century English brewers who supplied the court of Russia’s Catherine the Great, Old Rasputin seems to develop a cult following wherever it goes. It’s a rich, intense brew with big complex flavors and a warming finish.