Neustadt Springs Brewery
Neustadt, Ontario, Canada · Est. 1859
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Why this matters
Brewing over a spring-fed limestone cave system since 1859, in a Bruce County village of a few hundred people that most Ontarians could not find on a map. It is one of the oldest brewery sites in Canada and the water still comes from the rock underneath the building. Nothing about this brewery is a marketing reconstruction of heritage — it simply never stopped being where it was.
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Beers
Scottish Pale Ale
Year-RoundScottish Pale Ale
Current LCBO; Made in Ontario; 4.2%; brewed with spring water in historic brewery building.
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Year-RoundBrown Ale
Current LCBO listing; Made in Ontario; 5.2% ABV.
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Straight answers
Common questions about Neustadt Springs Brewery
- Who owns Neustadt Springs Brewery?
- Neustadt Springs Brewery is independently owned — there is no parent company above it on record. It is based in Neustadt, Ontario, Canada.
- Is Neustadt Springs Brewery independent?
- Yes. Neustadt Springs Brewery 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 Neustadt Springs Brewery founded?
- Neustadt Springs Brewery was founded in 1859 in Neustadt, Ontario, Canada.
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