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Since 1859, Neustadt Springs Brewery has been pumping out liquid history from a stone building that looks as if it were plucked from a Victorian postcard. It proudly claims the title of Ontario’s oldest original brewery, and the claim is backed by rows of copper stills and, more importantly, water drawn straight from a natural spring that would make a mountain spring jealous. The result is a line‑up of premium ales and lagers that manage to be both bold and impeccably balanced.
Inside, a modest tasting room (with just enough seats to keep the conversation lively) hosts a parade of uniquely packaged beers and a respectable selection of ciders. The owner, a walking encyclopedia of fermentation, runs owner‑led tours that feel more like master classes than sales pitches. Whether you’re chasing a crisp pilsner, a velvety amber, or a tart cider, the variety on tap proves that tradition does not have to be boring. The brewery’s commitment to craftsmanship shines through every sip, turning a simple visit into a brief, delightful immersion in Canadian brewing heritage.
Neustadt Springs Brewery is praised for its historic old stone building, friendly staff, and extensive beer selection, including tasty cans and refreshing pints. Guests enjoy delicious pizzas and pub grub options, making it a great spot to relax and unwind.
Formosa ON (16.8km)
4.30