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A Brewery Tour Lover

Prost / Kampai / Cin cin / Cheers! However you say it, Langley’s brewery scene is ready to raise a glass with you. Brimming with creative brewmasters and enthusiastic tenders, you’re entering a community of people passionate about pints. From crisp pilsners and light lagers to bold double (and even triple) IPAs, the tap lists ahead have been curated to please every palate.

Start mapping your brewery crawl here.

Brookswood Brewing Co.

Starting a small family business during a global pandemic has taught them the patience and understanding. If there is a delay, it happens for a reason. They strongly feel building relationships (over a few pints) based on trust and integrity…
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Outdoor patio at Camp Beer Co., lit with string lights, features green Adirondack chairs and wooden picnic tables on a wet concrete floor during dusk.

Camp Beer Co.

Camp is a community-based brewery and tasting room quenching the thirst for craft beer. Camp brings a relaxed, casual meeting place to the Fraser Valley. With an oversized outdoor patio and glass roll-up doors to the tasting room and brewery,…
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A person sits at a table with a charcuterie board featuring assorted meats, cheeses, bread, crackers, pickles, and four glasses of beer, holding bread with a spread.

Dead Frog Brewery

Dead Frog Brewery has been brewing BC craft beer for over ten years. They believe brewing craft beer should be all about creativity, innovation, and having a hoppin’ good time, and that’s what they strive for every day. Come check…
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Row of beer taps with wooden handles in front of brown glass growlers labeled "Five Roads Brewing Co.

Five Roads Brewing Co.

Five Roads Brewing was envisioned to be a place where people can connect and enjoy each other’s company. They coalesce around good times, good beer, and a shared sense of adventure that leaves us continually exploring and seeking new horizons.…
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Locality Brewing

Locality Brewing is a “Field to Glass” brewery. For them it is about the people: the farmer, the brewer, the master, everyone. It’s an unbroken chain of artisanal achievement, resulting in a delicious thirst quenching brew. They all take their…
localitybrewing.ca
Logo for Smugglers Trail featuring mountain outlines, the text "Fine Ales from Langley", "Smugglers Trail", and "ESTD 2017" in black on a white background.

Smugglers Trail Caskworks Ltd.

Longtime rugby teammates Jamie Overgaard and Stephen Gregorig founded Smugglers Trail in 2017. Jamie and Stephen don’t always agree on things. But one thing the two headstrong friends finally managed to agree on was that Langley deserves something more. Langley…
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Chalkboard menu displaying beer options, snacks, and flight choices above a row of beer taps in a rustic bar setting.

Trading Post Brewing

Throughout history, breweries have been a fundamental part of the communities they serve. At Trading Post, they are no different. Their modern-day craft brewery was born out of a passion for great beer and from their desire to serve the…
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Two people sit across from each other at a table, sharing a dessert and sampling drinks served in small glasses on wooden trays.

Trading Post Eatery

Trading Post Eatery is a comfortable place for people in the community to enjoy a beer and meal made with fresh, local ingredients. Their 100 seat Eatery in Historic Fort Langley opened in May 2016 and is the perfect stop…
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A window sign reads "TRAILS END CAFE. TAPROOM. BISTRO." with a forest reflected in the glass behind the text.

Trails End

Embark on a taste adventure at Trails End, where Smugglers, fueled by four years of brewery and kitchen triumphs, brings the spirit of adventure to Fort Langley. With a passion for crafting unique drinks and eats, their team has honed…
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