Can’t believe I forgot to review this! Stopped in on my last visit to Langley. Small small tasting room, but samples are free and the guy really knows his shit. They sell a few bottles there as well at reasonable prices.

Typical warehouse brewery, but with a ton of free tasters. Very cool growler covers for sale also. On site brick pizza oven on the day I visited. Regular brews were inside the store, and they had three one-offs in the brewery itself. Definitely worth a visit.

This is not so much a rating of the location as it is a note on the brewery. This is a relatively small operation that has cranked out a fairly wide array of styles and done a good job across the board. Grab the winter stout if you can but so far none of their offerings I have tried (12 so far) have not missed. Location: Industrial, small tasting area with a few taps but you can grab bottles to go. The two workers I met were nice and helped me load up two mixed 6ers.

I arrived at 4 this place is supposed to be open with tours until 5. I did not feel welcome, and did not enjoy the visit. The son of the owner tried to explain things, but failed in general. My respect of there beer fell with the visit.

Pretty similar to your average brewery. Small tasting room in the middle with many of their seasonals on tap. Beer sold to go here as well. Friendly folks even let us have a homebrew competition in the brewery.

Visited late December 2007. It was just after Christmas and raining torrentially, so we were kinda surprised to find someone here. The rain sounded awesome on the tin roof. The man there gave us samples of everything, and it was very nice to get a full sixer of the winter stout, since all we get in my area are the dragon pack samplers.

Latest visit was December 07. Nice guys, will pretty much drop whatever they are doing to greet you and serve up some beer in their small tasting/store area. I generally head up here to grab a case of the Winter Stout.

Ironically, I used to live two blocks from this industrial park. Now that I don’t, they open a brewery! I dropped my on my last business trip to the area, and discovered an extremely friendly staff and some well brewed ales.

Have only been here a couple of times. This is simply where they brew plus a small tasting room and "gift store". It’s located in an industrial park and I would imagine looks like most other smaller breweries inside. Having met Andy and Conor, you couldn’t find two nicer brewers. I purchased a keg of cask conditioned porter for a party and sampled several of their draft only beer while there. Also picked up some glasses. Nice guys and very accomodating. Worth visiting if breweries are your thing. You may get some of their draft only stuff here too.