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Hartinger and Co. Brewing

Greenwood, British Columbia, Canada

ClosedOwnership unknown
Founded
1898
Closed
Year unknown
Archive ID
TB-9KPVF57N
Last checked
Not yet checked

Who owns this brewery?

Frank Hartinger; Portmann partners documented in contemporary-derived history

Not yet mapped as a company, so the chain above it is still open.

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From the record

Summary

Contemporary-derived Greenwood history documents Hartinger/Portmann brewing partnership and 1899 dissolution; SFU same row later names Elkhorn Brewing Co. Legal entity: Hartinger and Co. Brewing. Production evidence: Historical production — SFU BRW-106. Historical partnership; EXACT BRW-106 Succession held. Owner as recorded: Frank Hartinger; Portmann partners documented in contemporary-derived history. Status as recorded: CLOSED. PROBABLE DUPLICATE 2026-09-24: Hartinger & Co. (1898) is Frank Hartinger and Leutfried Portmann's Elkhorn brewery, licensed 3 December 1898; Hartinger was gone by October 1899 and was at Grand Forks' Columbia Brewery by 1902 — the sourced record is elkhorn-brewing-greenwood-historical (TB-CXNRPQCT). Not merged here.

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

Ownership & corporate history

  1. Owned by Frank Hartinger1898 – October 1899

    Partly settledCurrent evidence supports this, but the record is not fully resolved.

    What the sources say

    Local historical source reproduces partnership-dissolution notice. Pass source id: SRC-CA-1331

  2. Owned by Leutfried Portmann1898 – October 1899

    Partly settledCurrent evidence supports this, but the record is not fully resolved.

    What the sources say

    Local historical source reproduces partnership-dissolution notice. Pass source id: SRC-CA-1331

  3. Owned by Anton Portmann1898 – October 1899

    Partly settledCurrent evidence supports this, but the record is not fully resolved.

    What the sources say

    Local historical source reproduces partnership-dissolution notice. Pass source id: SRC-CA-1331

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

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Travel Guide

Plan a visit

AddressGreenwood, BC — Elkhorn-area relationship probable but exact corporate/site transition HELD
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Straight answers

Common questions about Hartinger and Co. Brewing

Who owns Hartinger and Co. Brewing?
Hartinger and Co. Brewing is recorded as owned by Frank Hartinger; Portmann partners documented in contemporary-derived history, which does not yet have a full company profile in this archive.
Is Hartinger and Co. Brewing still open?
No. Hartinger and Co. Brewing has closed. The archive has not established the year it stopped. Contemporary-derived Greenwood history documents Hartinger/Portmann brewing partnership and 1899 dissolution; SFU same row later names Elkhorn Brewing Co. Legal entity: Hartinger and Co. Brewing. Production evidence: Historical production — SFU BRW-106. Historical partnership; EXACT BRW-106 Succession held. Owner as recorded: Frank Hartinger; Portmann partners documented in contemporary-derived history. Status as recorded: CLOSED. PROBABLE DUPLICATE 2026-09-24: Hartinger & Co. (1898) is Frank Hartinger and Leutfried Portmann's Elkhorn brewery, licensed 3 December 1898; Hartinger was gone by October 1899 and was at Grand Forks' Columbia Brewery by 1902 — the sourced record is elkhorn-brewing-greenwood-historical (TB-CXNRPQCT). Not merged here.
When was Hartinger and Co. Brewing founded?
Hartinger and Co. Brewing was founded in 1898 in Greenwood, Canada.
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