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Halifax, Nova Scotia
Halifax's founding craft brewery, on the waterfront since 1997.
Halifax's founding craft brewery, operating from a converted CN Rail building on the Seaport waterfront since 1997. The taproom pours 14+ taps — from the flagship Tall Ship East Coast Ale to seasonal experiments using Maritime-grown malt, spruce tips, and local fruit. Flights are the default move here. The Seaport location sits alongside North America's oldest farmers market and Pier 21. Garrison hosts Pride events including the annual Sweet & Sour Tea Dance, and brews QueerBerry as part of their rotating lineup. Dog-friendly.
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