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GP Brewing Co.

Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada

ActiveOwnership unknown
Founded
2017
Archive ID
TB-54VYAYNH
Last checked
2026-10-02

Who owns this brewery?

Independent

Independent ownership is recorded. No parent company is held in the archive.

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From the record

Summary

Official site says beer is handcrafted in Grande Prairie, lists six beers and nine years in business; Travel Alberta adds 100% local ownership and Peace Country barley partnerships. Production evidence: PRODUCTION 100% local ownership — contemporary tourism claim. Status as recorded: ACTIVE.

A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.

Ownership & corporate history

  1. Founded by Matt ToniDate unknown
    What the sources say

    Resolves held claim HOC-0310 ("undefined"). Co-founded with Derek Moe after a 2012 Whisky Fest trip; President. No founding date asserted — the sources date the idea, not the company. The claim's 'local owners/investors' collective stays unnamed: the brewery states 100% local ownership with local partners, investors and Community Futures Grande Prairie, and an unnamed collective is an honest UNKNOWN, not an owner event.

  2. Founded by Derek MoeDate unknown
    What the sources say

    Resolves held claim HOC-0310 ("undefined"). Co-founder with Matt Toni.

Ownership history is kept as dated events, so a change of owner never overwrites the one before it.

Where it brewed

  1. 8812 111A St
    Grande Prairie, Alberta

    BREWERY

    Operated by GP Brewing Company Ltd.

    Site detail

    Current year-round brewery per Travel Alberta.

Where it is

55.16058, -118.83196

Supplied by the research pass; method not recorded

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The Museum

Timeline

  1. 2017
    Cold Ones, in over 300 stores

    "Hand Crafted In Grande Prairie, Alberta" at 8812 111A Street, with a retail shop Tuesday to Saturday and no taproom; "Find Us In Over 300 Retail Locations"; "Our philosophy hasn't changed since day one: Do everything right, from start to finish." Beers: Cold Ones golden lager, Cold Ones Strong, Due North lager, Mercury lager. Founders (reported as Matt Toni and Derek Moe): not on the site.

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The People

Behind the beer

Matt Toni
Co-founder

Travel Alberta identifies Matt Toni and Derek Moe as friends/founders behind GP Brewing.

Derek Moe
Co-founder

Travel Alberta identifies Matt Toni and Derek Moe as friends/founders behind GP Brewing.

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The Beer Library

Beers

Cold Ones

Lager

Official brewery current product description (CURRENT) [Canada Pass 102]

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Cold Ones Strong

Strong Lager

ABV7.0%

Official brewery product description gives 7% ABV. (CURRENT) [Canada Pass 102]

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Due North

Lager

Official brewery current product description (CURRENT) [Canada Pass 102]

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Travel Guide

Plan a visit

Address8812 111A St, Grande Prairie, Alberta T8V 5L3
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Straight answers

Common questions about GP Brewing Co.

Who owns GP Brewing Co.?
GP Brewing Co. is independently owned — there is no parent company above it on record. It is based in Grande Prairie, Canada.
Is GP Brewing Co. independent?
Yes. GP Brewing Co. is recorded as independent, with no parent company. Independence is recorded as the brewery states it; where a stake is a minority holding or joint venture, this archive leaves it unmapped rather than calling it ownership.
When was GP Brewing Co. founded?
GP Brewing Co. was founded in 2017 in Grande Prairie, Canada.
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