Today, we continue to source tallow from cattle we raise and other trusted local ranches that share our values.
We believe in knowing where our ingredients come from.
We believe in supporting agriculture.
We believe that handcrafted will always mean something.
Most of all, we believe the traditions that built this way of life are worth preserving.
Every jar represents generations of ranching, stewardship, and pride in doing things the right way.

A Legacy That Started Long Before Us
Our family's story of feeding and caring for our community began generations ago. My great-great-grandfather, Hanz, was known as the "Sauerkraut King," growing fields of cabbage and hauling them by horse and wagon into Butte and Anaconda to sell to the miners. His dedication to hard work, quality, and serving others laid the foundation for the values we still live by today. Though our products have changed, our purpose hasn't—to create something honest, meaningful, and made with care for generations to come.

Five Generations Later...
The world may have changed, but the values that built our family never have.
Where my great-great-grandfather once delivered his harvest by horse and wagon to the miners of Butte and Anaconda, we now handcraft tallow products with that same dedication to quality, honesty, and hard work.
Today, every jar is made in small batches using tallow from cattle we raise and other trusted local ranches. Though our products have changed, our purpose remains the same—to create something honest, serve others with integrity, and carry forward a legacy that began generations ago.
The legacy continues, one generation at a time.

Carrying His Legacy Forward
Some of the greatest lessons I've ever learned came from my dad.
He showed me the value of hard work, integrity, and caring for the people around you. Those values continue to shape Montana Made Tallow every single day.
While he isn't here to see how far this dream has come, I carry a piece of him in everything we create.
This business is my way of honoring the legacy he left behind and ensuring those values continue for generations to come.

