Church-Key Brewing Co.

This years Church Key Spring Revival music line-up:
11:00-11:35 4th Line 5
11:45-12:20 Peggy and Friends
12:30-1:05 Chad & Jay
1:15-1:50 Janet Jefferies
2:00-2:35 Balls & Jane
2:45-3:20 Old Skewl
3:30-4:05 Candy Mountain
4:15-4:50 Muddy Hack
5:00-5:35 Ken & Bad Intent
5:45-6:20 Taste Like Chicken

Founded in 2000, Church-Key Brewing is located in an 1878 Methodist Church on the outskirts of the town of Campbellford, Ontario.

The only microbrewery in picturesque Northumberland County, Church-Key features a variety of award-winning hand-crafted ales including our flagship Northumberland Ale and the multi award-winning Holy Smoke Scotch Ale. All of our ales are made in small batches from four ingredients: malted barley, hops, water, and yeast. Within these traditions, each Church-Key product has distinct properties of color, richness, and aroma that make it unique.

Open daily from 10am until dark, visitors are always welcome to learn all about the brewing process on a guided tour. Afterwards, sample our excellent ales in the tasting room. All of our ales are available in our gift shop in six-packs and Growlers along with local honey and bison products, and Church-Key clothing and glassware.

Church-Key Takes Gold at Canadian Brewing Awards

Church-Key Brewing's Northumberland Ale won Gold in the Cream Ale catagory.

Cream Ale
Gold: Northumberland Ale, Church Key Brewing (ON)
Silver: Original 16, Great Western Brewing Co. (SK)
Bronze: Sleeman Cream Ale, Sleeman Breweries

I would like to take this time to thank everyone thats helps our flagship brand go from grain to glass. Way to go team!

And i would also like to congratulate all of the breweries thats took home medals this year. This industry is full of great people and close friends. I am proud to be apart of it. Below is a link to all the winners.

www.canadianbrewingawards.com/?p=82

NORTHUMBERLAND ALE 6 PKS - LCBO Item# 94367

Click Below to find Northumberland Ale at an LCBO near you.

www.lcbo.ca/lcbo-ear/lcbo/product/searchResults.do?ITEM_NAME=NORTHUMBERLAND+ALE&ITEM_NUMBER=&language=EN

The ultimate two-fourThe ultimate two-four

From the big boys to the microbrews, here are 24 Canadian beers you need to drink now.

www.thegridto.com/life/food-drink/the-ultimate-two-four

Church-Key On The History Channel

John Graham runs a microbrewery and is launching a brand new craft beer. It has all the right ingredients except one: a name. John looks to the past for inspiration, tapping into the history of beer names to land just the right one for his frothy new brew. He gets some help from beer connoisseurs like actor George Wendt (Norm from the TV show Cheers) and the ever-so-sophisticated Trailer Park Boys. This episode takes a romp through the history of beer by focusing on their names—from the successful (Labatt’s Blue) to the quirky (Hoptical Illusion) to the well, not so appetizing (The Smiling Dickhead). If you like beer—and even if you don’t—you can’t resist this rollicking story behind the naming of beer: what worked, what didn’t, and why it matters.

upcoming episodes

Beer airs Monday, September 12 at 8:30 PM EST

Beer airs Monday, September 12 at 11:30 PM EST

Beer airs Tuesday, September 13 at 6:30 PM EST

Beer airs Saturday, September 17 at 7:30 PM EST

Beer airs Monday, October 3 at 8:30 PM EST (CC)

Beer airs Monday, October 3 at 11:30 PM EST (CC)

Beer airs Tuesday, October 4 at 6:30 PM EST (CC)

Beer airs Saturday, October 8 at 7:30 PM EST (CC)

history.ca/video

Great Canadian Beer Blog - by Troy Burtch

http://bit.ly/eahlZS

BB Canada

Check out this edition of BB Canada's newsletter featuring Colourful, fall driving tours abound in Northumberland!

www.bbcanada.com/bb_traveller/edition91/

i am a craft brewer

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ev5OZS75qaY

I am a Craft Beer Drinker

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xh2oDdTHXQU

I Am an Ontario Craft Brewer

www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeia3JZId0Q

I am a Canadian Craft Brewer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0O0Jo9azK8

A great video produced by our brew brothers and sisters on the left coast.

I Do Love Letters Like This

heys guys !I was at the church on sat.sept.25 and although i was unable to buy my regular faves,i tried the scarlet pilsner for the first time and let me tell you i was not disappointed!!! It was FANTASTIC!!!!!!just an awesome brew! you gotta bring itout in 6 packs. i've not been able to get to church for a while now. lol so it was a nice suprise to get a new brew and to like it so much!by the way the dylans killer you make for Pub Italia in ottawa is my fave.whenever i'm there to visit my kids and we go out ,we go there and my first beer is always a dylans killer.All i can say is keep on brewing!!!!!one of your biggest fans,

Mark M..

Here is a letter from a happy drinker

Hello! First I would like to start by saying I really enjoy your Red Brew. Second.. is my story.

My friend & I were out for a few brew last night. Enjoy the taste of Guinness from the draught, two of those & we decided on having a Black & Tan. My friend suggests we head back to my house for another Guinness (in a tall can) shoot some pool.

upon our arrival I mentioned to him I have some Churchkey Red...BINGO! Why don't we make our own... Black & Red!! I poured the Red first then gently over a spoon poured the Black! I should have taken a picture, as far as poured beers go I truly believe it was a beautiful thing.

Try it you'll like it I'm sure. Thanks Churchkey for the fantastic idea!!!

your friend Paul!

Phone Us: 1 877 314-BEER

Email Us: info@churchkeybrewing.com

Write US: 1678 County Rd#38, Campbellford, Ontario, K0L 1L0