Highwood Distillers

Hand-crafted, artisanal and fine sipping, Eau Claire Distillery is Alberta’s original craft distillery located in Turner Valley, not far from Calgary. Born out of the founder’s quest to honour Alberta’s riches of the land and achieve Canada’s most premium spirits, every small batch from Eau Claire Distillery is hand-crafted for perfection from farm to glass. First Vodka release in Spring Read more...

Make the good times last with Confluence Distilling! A place to come together and elevate your drinking experience. Hidden in the heart of Calgary, step back in time to your grandma’s basement (if she was a cocktail connoisseur) and attend an event, book a tour & tasting or plan your own private speakeasy party! Author: Dirk Jahn Read more...

1985 was a simpler time. Beer was either “lager A” or “lager B”. But noted beer fan Ed McNally was thirsty for a real choice. And rather than complicate matters by tracking down established import brews, Ed took the “easy” way out and started his own brewery. We’re driven by a passion to bring better beer to Canadians every day, Read more...

Skunkworks Distillery makes premium small batch moonshine in our shop in Calgary’s thriving Barley Belt. Our moonshine is made from local ingredients including sugar beets refined in Taber, Alberta, and is simple and smooth. Enjoy Skunkworks straight up, with a bit of mix, or as the fuelling ingredient to your fancy concoction. You won’t find a better Calgary distillery, great Read more...

Some of the best things happen over beer. Ideas are born, friendships forged, deals struck, communities built. That’s how Village Brewery began, friends sharing beers and dreams. Around the table, we had close to a century and a half of brewing experience. One of us was a legendary Canadian brewmaster. Naturally the talk turned to the art and craft of Read more...

Two Rivers Distillery Calgary was founded at a traditional meeting place, where the Bow and the Elbow rivers join. For millennia, native tribes used this spot as a place to gather. As the Victorian British Empire moved west looking to consolidate Canada and stop the Americans from moving north, they saw this spot for what it was; a staging point Read more...