Good Neighbour Brewing Co.
116 Sherbrook Street • goodneighbourbrewing.com
The city's first all-female owned and operated brewery
features a number of delicious, bold beers that run from
hoppy to yeasty to tart and everything in between. The
stylish tasting room on Sherbrook Street also features
top notch cuisine—with both a casual taproom menu
and an upscale dining room—courtesy of Two Hands by
acclaimed, award-wining chef Michael Robins.
Half Pints Brewing Company
550 Roseberry Street • halfpintsbrewing.com
Winnipeg's OG craft brewery started in 2006, and should
be credited with kickstarting our craft craze. Its flagship
beers have won numerous awards and its fun taproom
includes a "Bud Light" tap that dispenses water.
Kilter Brewing Company
450 Rue Deschambault • kilterbrewing.co
Saint-Boniface's first brewery features an Instagram-
begging taproom with plenty of plants, cool furniture
and an all-round pleasant vibe to match its hoppy-yet-
refreshing lineup of unfiltered beers. It's owned and
operated by three brothers and has become known for
always putting on cool events.
La Shoppe Brewery
830 King Edward Street
instagram.com/lashoppebrewery
Niche little operation that is currently brewing within
Torque, La Shoppe's francophone-inspired lineup includes
a pale ale, stout and IPA.
Lake of the Woods Brewing
Company
Hargrave Street Market, 242 Hargrave Street
lowbrewco.com
This Winnipeg outpost of the über-popular Kenora,
Ontario brewery crafts several of its flagship beers right
within Hargrave Street Market in a setting that takes you
to the lake.
Little Brown Jug
336 William Avenue • littlebrownjug.ca
Little Brown Jug has a peach of a taproom, situated in a
former saddlery in the Exchange District that boasts teak
furniture and one of the city's coolest patios. Its signature
1919 Belgian Pale Ale can also be found on tap across
Western Canada.
Low Life Barrel House
398 Daly Street North • lowlifebarrelhouse.com
Winnipeg's most unique brewery/winery/piquette(ry) is
situated within an elegant taproom that showcases how
they create their foeder aged bretts (don't worry, we had
to Google that too) within huge oak barrels. Low Life is
also home to Next Friend Cider, which creates its unique,
hyper-local brews using "orphaned fruits" from backyards
throughout the city.
Nonsuch Brewing Co.
125 Pacific Avenue • nonsuch.beer
Nonsuch beers just taste expensive and are so apropos
when being savoured in its elegant, gorgeous room by
Fireside Design. The whole package was named one of
the "The ten best new restaurants on the Prairies" by The
Globe and Mail. Best burger in the city (yup, we said it).
Nonsuch Brewing Co., photo by JP Media Works, courtesy of Travel Manitoba
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