Pump House Brewery

Pump House Brewery is a craft brewery based in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. It was founded in 1999 and produces a range of beers and other beverages. The company has expanded to include a distillery and taproom, and its products are enjoyed across Canada and around the world.

Pump House Brewery debuted its first beer, Cadian Cream Ale, at 4pm on September 3, 1999, at the brewpub on 5 Orange Lane in Moncton. In 2002, the company opened a full-scale production and packaging facility on Mill Rd., enabling distribution across Atlantic Canada. In 2005, it was named Canadian Brewery of the Year at the Canadian Brewing Awards. In 2016, it introduced Crafty Radler, which became a fan favourite. In December 2020, Brian Harriman, Brad Devarennes, and Kolin Barley took over ownership of the brewery.

1. First beer debuted
2. Production facility opened
3. Canadian Brewery of the Year
4. Crafty Radler introduced
5. Ownership change

• Cadian Cream Ale

  A golden coloured ale with malty aromas and a clean, smooth finish.

• Blueberry Ale

  Blonde coloured ale with the essence of fresh blueberries.

• Muddy River Stout

  A stout beer mentioned as part of the lineup.

• Crafty Radler

  A radler combining high-alcohol beer with custom-designed fruit soda.

• Portland Pale Lager

  Crisp and slightly sweet with subtle hop bitterness.

• Uncommon Kölsch

  A low carb craft beer brewed like an ale and aged like a lager.

• Fire Chief's Red Ale

  A deep tawny reddish hued Irish-inspired ale with nut-like maltiness.

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