Stonehammer Brewing / F&M Brewery

No Longer In Business

Visited on a Saturday afternoon in early August 2015, just in the nick of time before they closed! The tasting room and fridge space is like the front office of some commercial company, and the brewery is tucked away in the back warehouse area. They were very kind and let us pick out a few things and talk a bit about beer. I remember being keen to see what they had on the coming agenda because they were doing brewery-only offerings. Worth a stop-in if you're in the region. (3/9/9/NA/8/14) 70

2015-08-01. Located in an industrial/commercial plaza it’s not the most scenic of breweries, and the interior is more office and retail store than tasting room but they have several beers available to try before you buy. Staff member (owner?) was friendly and patient with us as we arrived at closing time in time for some quick samples and to pick up a couple of bottles. They are starting to do more brewery only one-offs which is probably the best reason to stop in. Very close to Wellington if you are doing a Guelph beer tour.

In a plaza and kinda in the back corner, a little tricky to find. It looks like a bit of an office converted to brewery. There were people drinking at the bar, but it seemed the person working was happy serving them and wasn’t interested in offering us any samples or being particularly helpful. Prices were ok, they have only 4 bottles on and not much else. If you are doing the tour, might as well stop in. Don’t come specifically for this place.

just a brewery and with a few coolers of their own beer. a few of them dont make it to the beer store and LCBO. had a great tour from a young man named Scott. had a good time

Located in the back of the business plaza. Very easy to miss. Drove by it a few times I think. But when I found it, it was a nice place, the main room looks modern and well kept, a nice selection of coolers. Nice to be able to pick up a few beers here you can’t get at the LC, they had the light,pilsner,dark, maple and macleans pale ale, who I guess is owned or some who connected with this brewery. Went on tour, saw the brewery, its pretty small but thats too be expected, its a nice brewery to see, The guide was very informative and he knew a lot about beer. they have a cool grain mill, never actaully seen one that size up close before. Anyways, was definitely worth the visit