Fernie Brewing Company

Been coming here for years and always enjoy the beer. Very cool to see how much they’ve grown. The tap room is great and the patio is also awesome with a little dog patio to boot.

The staff is great, the taproom is comfortable and the four beers I tried were wonderful; Huckleberry ale, Brown ale, British porter and Raspberry sour. Absolutely worth the stop!

We had a great experience with Fernie Brewing! The taproom is cosy and great for a beer and some swag. We also had pre-ordered a keg for a double birthday ski trip and the whole process was very easy. Everyone loved the beer, we had a great time and the return of the keg/ tap deposit was prompt. I would definitely visit again and pre-order a keg for an event again.

A lovely place to stop for a pint of beer. A great selection. They have lots of merch to choose from and a few snacks. The patio is really very nice and perfect on a warm day.

I quite enjoyed my visit here - I had a Raspberry Sour, it was very tasty.

Amazing beers, great hospitality and cool swag. My wife and I stop here everytime we visit fernie, typically multiple times.

Awesome place, great beer. They are fine with guests bringing their own food to the balcony, which was a bonus. Love the fact that they have cider and kambucha for the non-beer drinkers

Always a good time down at Fernie Brew Co!

The beer is fine, what I have a real problem with is the lack of ethics this company displays when conducting themselves. They roll into small towns and out price the local breweries. Take over all the taps at the local bars and slowly put their colleagues out of business. I understand that there's nothing illegal about that. I just think it's greasy.Make no mistake. Fernie is not a small craft brewery any more. They're mass producing craft beer. More along the lines of Parallel 49. I can't go to a single bar in either of the tiny towns near me and get anything other than Fernie, and our local breweries are struggling to keep their doors open because the little guys can't match their prices.Again. I understand there's nothing illegal about any of this. I'm just a small town guy trying to support local companies and watching big bucks companies like Fernie cause people to lose their livelyhood. They'd be just fine sticking to the bigger markets, but instead they're rolling into your tiny town and making sure they take every last tap away from smaller breweries. *shrug* I guess that's just business.