Old Credit Brewing Co

Ownership and staff alike are second to none.

You absolutely need to try all three of their beers. Smooth, crisp and flavorful!

Port credit is lucky to have them.

I don’t usually drink beer , but when I do , it’s from this place. The blue coloured beer is some of the best tasting beer you’ll ever drink. Full bodied and nails every variable you can want in a sud. Highly recommend.

Popped by the bottle shop at the brewery for a few cans. I loved it! An old school vibe with friendly staff and incredible brews. The beer Itself was fantastic. I tried the honey ale and the Pilsner. Both were clean and crisp with a hint of sweetness and the perfect amount of balancing bitterness. I really respect how this brewery makes only 3 beers and does them well. They aren’t chasing fads and dry hopping or making everything hazy or sour. Just good fresh, classic, beer. Cheers to that!

Old Credit Brewing offers incredible beer made in a fire heated copper kettle which you can see from the window outside. It is aged at a low temp for two weeks while the brew master makes sure it is fully fermented, meaning minimal unfermentable sugar left over. I do not get bloated when I drink this beer and I don’t taste a bitter after taste...every other beer makes me bloated and almost always has a bitter after taste. The beer is also “ice aged” at -3 degrees for 8 weeks, I have never heard of any beer that includes that amount of care. No pasteurization, no additives, no preservatives, just triple filtered pure beer. I have been to my fair share of breweries and I can say for certain that this brewery is way above average in cleanliness and the customer service is solid. I would recommend to anyone looking for a family oriented special brew. My favourite is the Pale Pilsner. Cheers.

Old Credit Brewing is such a quaint and cute family-run business! We came here for a free tour, led by Brandon (the grandson of the founder Aldo - whom we even got to meet - at age 89, he's super young and sharp!). There, we learned all about the brewing process - from how the malts are boiled, what sparging entails, the fermentation and maturation process, etc.

We even got to taste their pale pilsner and amber ale beers! The beers at OCB definitely have a clearer, purer taste. There's minimal aftertaste (apparently, the ice aging process helps ensure most of the sugar is fermented, which helps minimize bloat as well). It was so great - and this is coming from someone who despises the taste of beer.

Their honey beer (Holiday Honey) is available only for sale, so we bought a bottle of it. It was great, but I definitely preferred the amber ale. Will definitely come again to support some of our small, local businesses!