Brewery Profile

Icewind Brewing

In a small city 10 miles west of Fargo, a working taproom gives Mapleton its own craft beer stop rather than sending every visitor back into the larger metro area. A guest walking in should expect the central experience to be the taproom: beers served on site, a food menu available alongside them, and a room that also functions as a gathering place. Icewind Brewing is not only a bar counter for a quick pint; it is also set up for events, which means the atmosphere may shift depending on the day. Some visits may feel like regular neighborhood service, while others may include a scheduled gathering or private rental.

Travelers moving through eastern North Dakota often look for places that are easy to add to a Fargo-area itinerary without making a full detour. A stop here fits that pattern because Mapleton is close to Fargo but separate enough to feel like its own town visit. Regional brewery visitors commonly want a chance to try the local tap list, get a meal, and spend time somewhere informal between drives, errands, or weekend plans. The known draw at Icewind is a range of craft beers rather than a single named flagship, so the day’s lineup is something to check in person. For regular patrons, the “Fellowship of Foam” mug club adds another layer to the taproom culture, though casual visitors can simply treat it as a local detail they may notice during a visit.

For planning purposes, the brewery is open Tuesday through Sunday, with Monday not listed as a service day in the available information. Because it operates both as a taproom and an event space, visitors may want to confirm hours, food availability, and whether a public or private event is scheduled before making a special trip. The food menu makes it possible to plan a longer stop rather than only a beer tasting, and the rental space may be relevant for groups looking for a Mapleton venue. Specific beer names, current pours, and seasonal offerings are not provided here, so the taproom is the place to confirm what is being served that day.

Located just 10 miles west of Fargo, Icewind Brewing operates a taproom and event space in Mapleton, North Dakota. The brewery is open from Tuesday through Sunday, offering a range of craft beers alongside a food menu. In addition to regular service, Icewind Brewing hosts events and provides an event space for rental. The brewery also features a “Fellowship of Foam” mug club for regular patrons.

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349 Knutson St Unit B, Mapleton, North Dakota, 58059-4065

Phone: 7012033579

Website: http://www.icewindbrewing.com