Canmore's Beer 

There are plenty of reasons for this trend: Canmore Brewing’s meticulous attention to detail when it comes to brewing great craft beer; infusing age old brewing traditions with creativity and passion; but, perhaps most importantly, Canmore Brewing Company tries to uphold the long tradition of community building within the town. The locals and visitors support the brewery and the brewery, in turn, hosts various community events such as mountain bike and running club meetings.

The brewery is becoming a rallying point for Bow Valley locals and visitors alike - and their support has been outstanding. Everyone has a different take on their favorite beer. For many it’s one of the four core beers: the Ten Peaks Pale Ale, the Railway Avenue IPA, the Georgetown Brown or the Mineside Stout, but some will wait patiently for their favorite seasonal to come back to the taps such as the Trail Hopper Amber Ale or the Rave Coffee Session Brown Ale. The respect for community is evident even in the beer names and the reverence for the Valley landmarks and its history.

You could say that “it’s just beer” but it’s so much more in the right context. It’s coming together to celebrate after a great day on the trails, on the snow or on the rock; it’s a conversation over a pint with friends old and new; it’s a community that’s proud to call a beer its own – and a brewery proud to call this town its home.

Whether you’re a seasoned local or a first time visitor to the Bow Valley, you’ll find a warm welcome, some good conversation and some great beer at Canmore Brewing Company. Pop in for a brewery tour or just to unwind after long day of being moved by the Rockies.

You’ll find the brewery and tasting room at 1460 Railway Avenue, Canmore, AB and you’ll find Canmore Brewing beers all over Alberta.