The Railway City Brewing Company is Open 7 days a week!

We are pleased to introduce our Dead Elephant Ale, Iron Spike Blonde Ale, Copper Ale and Amber Ale, and our Roundhouse Pilsner each locally brewed, all natural, craft brewed in small batches, using only the finest ingredients with no artificial adjuncts or preservatives.

The brewery operation features a 10 hectoliter system comprised of a kettle, mash tun, hot liquor tank, and 7 fermentators and a brite tank.

Please stop by and visit, we would love to show you around and demonstrate the brewing process. Samples are encouraged with every tour!

Tours are available every day, however if you have a large group, please call ahead so we can arrange some additional staff.

Please stop in and see how we brew your favourite locally handcrafted beer.

What’s New !

 

Believe Army Pilsner Raising Funds for ALS!

Railway City Brewing has partnered with the Midtown Tavern to brew up their Believe Army Pilsner which they will feature on tap at their bar.  The brewery will also bottle up 1,000 bottles and make a contribution of .50 from each bottle sold to the Believe Army Foundation that was established soon after Steve Barber was diagnosed with ALS. Stop in and say hi to both Steve Barber and Tim Fennema, the new owners of the Midtown Tavern in St.Thomas.  We also want you to stop into the brewery and pick yourself up one of the new Believe Army Pilsners.

 

Summer’s Best Brew Competition!

Do you have what it takes to Brew the Best Summer Brew? We want to find out! Railway City Brewing Co. is launching their first annual Home Brew Competition that encourages homebrewers to submit their favorite Summer’s Best Brew!

 

The launch of the Competition ties in well with the National Homebrew Day, held annually on the first Saturday of May. That event brings together thousands of homebrewers from around the world, all brewing the same beers simultaneously. More than 5,000 homebrewers from North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, South America and Australia are expected to participate this year.

 

Homebrewers have been instrumental in the development and appreciation of craft beer around the world. Many Craft breweries have either been started by home brewers, or many have homebrewers working in the brewing aspect of the business.

 

The winners will compete for cash prizes plus the bragging rights and opportunity to brew a full size batch alongside Railway City Brewing’s brewer. The winner will also have their signature identified on the bottles of their brew, which will also be released as one of Railway City’s Summer’s Best Brew later in June or July.

 

Click here to find out more details!

 

Honey Elixir—Sold Out within 4 days!

Honey Elixir was officially launched on Thursday April 19th, at our Thursday Night Session event. It was sold out within 4 days of being launched.  If you missed the opportunity to enjoy one of our Honey Elixir’s you are in luck!

We just finished brewing another batch and it will be available at the brewery after May 8th.

If you want to know when our next Thursday Night Session is being held, join and become a member or follow us on Twitter or Facebook.  Join now by clicking through and join our Mailing List.

Home Delivery is now Available!
Have you been wanting fresh local craft beer, but did not want to drive down to the brewery?

 

Well now you are in luck. Simply visit our new Home Delivery Page. You can also call in and place your order, payment is accepted at your door by debit, cash or credit card.

 

We will now be offering Home Delivery through our partnership with Best-Way Home Delivery Services.

 

Delivery services will now enable you to experience all of our exciting brews at home without making the drive to St.Thomas.

 

Delivery will be offered throughout St.Thomas and Central Elgin as well as London and parts of Middlesex County.

 

Events Coming Up!

 

Father’s Day, Brewery Tour & Hotel Walk

When:  June 17, 2012

Where: Railway City Brewery, St.Thomas

 

Join former Speaker of the House and Member of Parliament Steve Peters as he provides a historical walk along Talbot Street discussing the fine former hotels and other establishments of downtown St.Thomas.

 

It all starts off in the brewery with a brewery tour and delicious samples. The walk then proceeds along Talbot Street and ends at the Midtown Tavern where more delicious treats will be enjoyed.

 

Proceeds will support the local Architectural Conservancy of Ontario Chapter.

 

Tickets are limited to only 50 people, and available at the brewery.

 

 

 

 

Click on the Dead Elephant to find out the real story behind the beer!