Beau's Brewing

Came here after a friend from the area recommended it . The have about 10 different options on tap at any given time with about half of them being sours . My favorite was the invisible ink with was a clementine and lemon flavored sour and about 7abv. It was tart and yet balanced compared to the other options . I was bummed that they ran out of bottles and only had kegs left in stock . The barista was super friendly and knowledgeable. I loved that they had scrunchies and free feminine supplies in the bathroom . 5/5

Best Brewery. I am not a beer person but I tried the Pineapple Peach sample and I could smell the flavor was awesome fragrant. Also tried the Nordic Pale Ale it had the same powerful fragrance taste to it. Delightful charming ladies at the tap with a quick service. I really wanted to try the veggie wrap but they were all out of it but the Apple Cider from Sobr was good and also the non veg sandwich looked good. Great place to go on Saturdays where they have Live music playing. Had a lovely country vibe seating outside with tractors parked around.

Loved the experience at Beau's! Been a fan of their beer since the first time I tried it years ago and was thrilled to be able to check it out the brewery even during COVID.

Not everything was open but there was beer and merchandise for purchase inside the store. Due to COVID I assume things have changed a bit but there was beer tastings available outside plus beer to drink on their outdoor seating. There a limited menu of food available as well but mostly we came here for the beer. My fave is still Lug Tread!

People here were super friendly and kind. Followed protocol and everywhere wore a mask when needed. I highly recommend coming here to check it out if you're a fan! We ended up with some beer, tshirts (on sale) and a sweater as well. Thanks for such a nice experience!

This company is amazing. Went with my class on a guided tour; the staff is knowledgable and very friendly. And lots of samples to try! I'm not a big drinker and very inexperienced when it comes to beer, but Beau's has a large variety of unique products and the staff (especially Lea) were very kind in guiding us through the nuances of each type. I tried a sour beer for the first time, something I'd never heard of before, and it was incredible. I was never a big fan of beer prior to this, but this was a very eye opening experience and I may be a convert :)
Decor is also very cute and I love the art designs on their bottles and merchandise (which is reasonably priced).

Free samples of 8-10 different drafts.

Free tours of the brewery which run every 20-30 minutes. Tour only lasts about 10 minutes unless you're annoying and ask too many questions.

Free wifi.

Free parking.

Yes, everything is free, unless you want to pay for beer to take with you of course. I caved and bought 8 1 liter bottles for just over $43 with tax. Not bad at all.

All tips go to charity.

This is my favorite brewery! Stop by on your way to Montreal or make the trip to Vankleek Hill and you won't be disappointed. We always leave with a few beers and tons of swag. I love their t-shirts and hoodies and it would be great if they had more women's clothing.

The samples and tours are free, make sure to plan to spend a few hours or bring a designated driver. In the summer they open up the patio and have sandwiches available for purchase.

The craft beers are a bit pricey but Beau's has created some of my favorite beers and I haven't found another brewery in town that has even come close.

I have worked with this brewery through my event planning company and they are such a delight to work with.

Beau's All Natural Brewing Co. has several charitable initiatives and it feels good supporting a local company that gives back and is propelling the Ontario craft beer market.

Last year we purchased their Greener Futures membership where you receive 1 unique barrel aged beer per month. My boyfriend is a beer snob and would wait by the door on delivery days. He loved every beer that he received and would definitely consider next year's subscription.

If you're not a fan of beer I suggest you try Beau's because just maybe you haven't tried really good beer.

Beau's Brewing Company always intrigued me with their unique packaging, branding, brewing process (all natural) and even their beer label designs.

All these catchy names and bold colours and cartoonish made Beau's one of the more interesting local craft beer around town. And it has participate in various beer fest and tap takeover events I've been too!

Free Sampling at the brewery. They have almost all their beers on taps for sampling. And of course you can also pick up a bottles or 2 to go with their other logo's merchandise.

Of course Beau's is not a small player in any sense in the local craft beer scene. If you can find their beers in most of the LCBO in Ontario and even a lot of bars carries their flagship Lug Tread on tap or in bottles.

Another interesting initiative is the Greener Futures Project Barrel-Aged Beer Club. Exclusive, Members-Only Beer. For $125 get member gets ten barrel-aged beers which is release once a month from Jan-Oct which one cannot get anywhere else. You can pick up the beers either from their brewery or in Toronto. This is towards funding for Beau's to be totally sustainable brewery.

I kind of wish I live in Ottawa area as Beau's even do Home delivery for a Flat Rate of $8! I don't even need to go out in the Cold to pick up your beer! Maybe one day my local breweries would be doing that too?!

I'm flabbergasted that Beau's isn't crawling with golden reviews. This place is a staple. For the last few years my family and I make a point of having a roadtrip about once a season to Beau's. We've done it all: terrasse season, the tasting room, Oktoberfest, even the brewery tour. Above all, I think the key things about Beau's is A) the quality product and B) the terrific staff. Beyond that they make things fun, you know? Their marketing is top notch (particularly for Canadian microbrewery standards) and they keep their heart and soul in what they do. Example: years ago they were confronted with a rumour that they were being bought out by a large beer company- they attacked the whispers and any threat by turning the company into worker-owned. I like places that stand by the integrity of their product and refuse being bought out; I also love a place that puts the profits back into the pockets of the people putting the most work in. No place is perfect: sometimes I do find the prices steep for the bottles, that being said, no place is perfect but Beau's comes damn close.

Well...we do love going here. The company is fan. Marketing fab. Food great...but in the last bit I have been underwhelmed by the new choices. I stupidly bought a very expensive casked beer without trying it and it was undrinkable. Yeasty..i tossed it. I'll stick to the tried and tried and go there for the fun atmosphere

I am a home brewer so I make it point to visit every brewery I can when traveling. We visited Beau's yesterday.
Sampled their signature Lug Tread, 6.4% IPA and the farmhouse saison. All excellent beers. The lug tread is an excellent "transition " beer for those not familiar with craft beer. The IPA was very hop forward, very little maltiness. The saison was kettle soured and very refreshing.

My one critical comment is about the picnic area. Absolutely no shade. Hard on the patrons, and the beer was getting skunked before I finished it.

The hops growing are nice idea, but please put some shade in place. I know my guest will never come back until that is taken care of.