Sitting on the deck, enjoying a peachy-red Alberta sunset. The bubbles and the beauty are compared to none. Cheers to all its allure and finesse. Drink Fresh, Store Cold, Be awesome

This beer is so damn juicy that regardless of your summer plans, these tropical fruits will take you away from one of Alberta's beaches to paradise. Drink fresh, store cold.

"I used to think light beers were just a watered down version of the lager in which they originated. This however is incredible! A brand new recipie inspired by Dave's favourite cervesa called Victoria, though only 4% an incredible abundance of flavour." says eric.

This Alberta Malted, refreshingly dry lager is our salute to the farmers who helped produce these ingredients. So whether you're outstanding in the field or simply enjoying the sunset with friends, this Lagers for you.

Need a burst of sun through those foggy days? Each sip is a complex bouquet of flavors with aromas of herbs, spices and citrus punching its way through more than 22 degrees of cloud cover.   

Skip dessert and ignite the senses with our De La Crème Vanilla Ale. Packed full of a myriad of dessert flavors for an adventurous and delightful pint.  

This refreshingly tart strawberry and lemon sour is a jamboree of the senses.  A tantalizing shock of flavor to revitalize and reinvigorate you with every sip. 

For the outdoorsman.  A full roasty/toasty brown ale with deep, warm flavors perfect for sitting by the fire on the Boggy Plains, now known as the city of Leduc.  

A warm chestnut beer with graham cracker, chocolate, caramel, dark cocoa and molasses. 

A sessionable brown ale spiced to taste like root beer. The bold flavours unlock and become more nuanced as you work your way through a glass. Smooth and savoury, spicy and bold. Fun flavours that take our Boggy Plain to a new level. 

Cellar Aged Since 2023, Dark, smooth and bold, a warm oatmeal cookie and mug of rich coffee with cream in a glass as a hearty winter stout. This jet black stout is proudly named after the T-33 plane mounted in Leduc.