Great Western Brewing Company
Saskatoon, SK Canada
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All beers · Great Western Brewing Company
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Great Western Light
Blonde Ale · 4.0% ABV
Naturally brewed. No preservatives. Enjoy our Gold Medal Winner of the Monde Selection Quality Excellence Award -
Great Western Original 16 Pale Ale
American Pale Ale · 5.0% ABV
Great Western Brewing was founded when 16 employees banded together, and risked everything they had to pursue their dream of brewing the best beer possible... -
Great Western Original 16 Radler
Shandy · 2.8% ABV
Refreshing blend of ruby red grapefruit, sweet orange, and beer. -
Great Western Bitter
Pale Lager · 5.0% ABV
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Great Western Bring Yer Ginger
Spiced Beer · 4.6% ABV
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Great Western CFL
German Kristallweizen · 4.6% ABV
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Great Western Classic Lager
Pale Lager · 5.0% ABV
Made with the finest, 100% Saskatchewan malted barley; this classic lager is stored at low temperatures and extra aged for an unbelievably smooth taste and finish. -
Great Western Extra Aged Classic
Pale Lager · 5.0% ABV
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Great Western Gold
Malt Liquor · 6.5% ABV
This premium malt liquor is hand crafted with time honoured brewing tradition and is naturally aged without preservatives... -
Great Western Honey Lager
Pale Lager · 5.0% ABV
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Great Western Original 16 Canadian Copper
Amber Ale · 5.2% ABV
Brewed with the finest 100% two-row Prairie barley, including a blend of roasted black and caramel malts, and five choice hop varietals. -
Great Western Original 16 Copper Ale
Amber Ale · 5.2% ABV
A blend of black and caramel malts, a special and unique double-aged process results in an unparalleled smooth and refreshing beer. -
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Great Western Original Ice
Strong Pale Lager · 6.2% ABV
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Great Western Trale
American Pale Ale · 6.0% ABV
An American Pale Ale true to style, light amber color, moderate hop flavor, subtle citrus presence. -
Great Western West End
Blonde Ale · 5.0% ABV
About the brewery
The Brewery was built in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada in 1927 and operated under the name of Hub City Brewing Company. The plant became the Western Canada Brewing Company in 1930 and then Drewery’s Limited in 1932.
The capacity of the Brewery at that time was 72 bottles per minute. Compare that to today’s 360 bottles and 480 cans per minute.