Sea Change Brewing Co Beaumont

Pineapple, passionfruit, orange, guava, mango hop character driven by a huge Vic Secret and Citra dry hop. Smooth, full body from Alberta-grown oats and wheat.

A simple, clean malt bill featuring Alberta wheat and 2 row barley provides the perfect backdrop to a refreshingly tart explosion of blackberries and raspberries. Organic raspberries and blackberries provide authentic, acidic fruit flavour without overwhelming the palate with cloying sweetness

An easy-drinking option for fans of darker styles. Soft toffee and caramel notes are most prevalent here. This one is all about well-rounded, approachable malt flavours.

Best Light, Calorie Reduced Lager (Canadian Brewing Awards 2020), Death Wave is as clean and easy-drinking as it gets. Light, crisp, dry and refreshing with low bitterness and a super clean yeast profile. Squeeze a lime in it, we won't judge you.

This beer features a soft, malty, bread-like character that comes from Alberta barley that leads into subtle citrus notes from BC-grown cascade hops. A smooth mouthfeel and simple malt bill compliment a subtle hop profile that provides a subdued bitterness

It’s back, and it’s really, really good looking. Man Crush is still an orange forward juice bomb, a bright and crisp mimosa without the champagne, as light and refreshing as you remember. Crisp, clean, bright, orange, citrus. Light body (made for crushing), lightly hopped, simple malt bill with an orange twist to finish.

This stout uses 10 different malts, real vanilla, and a healthy amount of Cronuts from Farrow Sandwiches to create a bold and tasty beer. - Coffee, chocolate, toffee, caramel, biscuit, dark fruit notes with rich, subtle sweetness.

Gold, smooth and balanced, this modern West Coast I.P.A. will change your mind on I.P.A.'s. It features Simcoe and Citra hops with Alberta, British and German malts for gentle bitterness and soft effervescence finish.

A refreshing, hoppy, and accessible offering. Pale golden colour with aromas of citrus and tropical fruit. Light-medium body with moderate but not overwhelming bitterness. Clean, bright, fruity hop profile. Simple, clean malt profile featuring Alberta 2 row barley.

A careful balance of Citra and Simcoe, and a heavy dose of an experimental Dry Hopping puts this in the Genus: IPA, but it remains an unknown species. So, we’re just gonna call it Gremlin. Mixing the drinkability and body of a lager with the fruit-forward modern hop approach of a NEIPA, and juuust enough bitterness to keep it dry and crispy. It has elements of popular IPA styles but it’s very much it’s own unique thing. Resin-y, Piney, and Clear, like a West Coast IPA. Citrusy, and Fruit Forward like a good Hazy. Fuzzy Peaches! Smooth Citrus Fruits, Light Pine and Resin, with Creamy Vanilla and Citrus Aromas

This juice bomb purrs with a soft and silky mouthfeel, and low bitterness, but will equally rip your face off with a heavy double dose of hops and a whopping 7.8% ABV. This one will sneak up on you.

Wild blueberry and Earl Grey Tea wheat beer. Fruit forward with layers of floral, citrus tea. Rounded out with undertones of vanilla.

A Munich Helles style lager brewed with floor malted Bohemian pilsner malt and 740 lbs of orange puree. This beer was inspired by something we all love - mimosas. Bready pilsner malt flavours complement the natural zing of oranges with low hop bitterness that supports the malty palate.

This Aussie-inspired XPA brings aromas of pineapple, mango, honey and chamomile which are met with a gentle-yet-zippy bitterness. This golden sparkling boy showcases a blend of Australian and American hops and the finest European summer barley. In this case, the Xtra stands for Xtra Smashability.

Nothing says 'Pals' like sharing a sandwich and a cold one to wash it all down. In collaboration with head chef Brad at Pals Sandwiches, we brewed this Tiny IPA that packs a big punch—all that hoppy goodness you’d expect from an IPA, but with a low ABV, so you can smash a sandwich and crush a beer or two and always keep your cool. Fresh pineapple, bright passionfruit, sauvignon blanc grapes, fresh squeezed oranges, soft citrus-forward wheat, approachable yet complex.

This New England style IPA gets is name from the most powerful left hook in the sport of Boxing, proudly owned by 8 x World Boxing Champion Jelena Mrdjenovich. The citrus in the front packs a wollop, and the pine comes through in the finish for a TKO. You'll be seeing stars before you even know what hit you. Heavy citrus, stonefruit, tropical fruits, bubblegum, grapefruit, pine resin.

If you were a Belgian Monk from the early 1900s, the tripel would be your lawn-scything beer of choice. We teamed up with Blindman brewing, makers of some of the best Belgian style brews in the province, to pay homage to this complex yet humble beer. Rich & Strange is a nod to the classic tripels of old with the contemporary presentation of the best ingredients Alberta has to offer. An addition of honey from Gull Lake Honey adds a new dimension to this offering. Be careful with this one, it's deceptively drinkable at 10% ABV-sante!

A Canadian take on a German classic - this is a classic Munich Helles style lager brewed with a base of Pilsner and a little bit of Munich malt for colour and a touch of sweetness. Hop profile (flavour/aroma) is bright, crisp, fruity and subtle: red berries, white wine, citrus, and fresh cut grass. Malt profile is clean and classic with a hint of bread and biscuits. Clean, crisp, interesting, and easy-drinking Munich Helles style lager made in the modern AB Craft style. A portion of proceeds go directly to the Downie & Wenjack Fund to help create a path towards reconciliation and a better Canada.

Want to join in on the party without getting sauced? This one's for you. Bright, clean citrus notes with soft peach, passionfruit and ripe orange flavours. Medium-bodied with a crisp and hoppy finish. The only thing missing from each sip is the booze.

Collab with Blind Enthusiasm. This hop-forward lager is a unique marriage of contemporary and old-world brewing techniques. Clean, crisp, and decisively bitter, this unconventional lager combines the timeless flavour of German Pilsner malt with hints of passion fruit, apricot, berries, and peach delivered through a generous dry-hopping of Callista.

In Collaboration with Cabin Brewing - Frozen Fresh Hopped IPA. Aromas of nectarine and honeysuckle lead into pineapple and cantaloupe, followed by just-assertive-enough bitterness and a subtle off-dry finish. Pillowy mouthfeel and clean supporting malt character combine to provide a well-balanced structure for this unique expression of hops.

As we were in Beaumont so we decided we would visit the Sea Change location as we really like their beer. We have visited their location in Edmonton previously and thought it would be nice to try this place out. We sat outside initially however the wind did pick up and it was a little cool so they moved us inside. Our server was very nice and we really enjoyed chatting with her. We placed our order for beer and food and while the beer came relatively quickly, the food was delayed. I had to actually ask her for an update and it appears either our server forgot to enter the food or the kitchen missed the order, so that meant we waited quite some time before we got our nachos. Our server had suggested adding chicken to it, however when we were part way thru it I realized they had forgotten to put the chicken on it. As well the nachos were barely warm when we got it so that was disappointing. The server had been busy so she had not checked in with us and I did mention it once we got her attention. She did not charge us for the chicken and also gave us a discount for the confusion on the order. I did buy a t-shirt and some beer so the trip there worked out. This place is worth visiting.

Great vibes in this place. Joined some friends for a drink and a chat. Lovely atmosphere and service is on point. I don't drink but I sure wanted to try some of the offerings of beers on the menu, they sound so appealing and yummy. Nice to see the ice cream freezer next to the beer fridge at the front, I will grab a seachange collab ice cream next time!

Edit/ Update: Management reached out after my review and we discussed things. They offered to make amends on my next visit to Seachange and comped my party. Though it took some time to respond back and forth, management was indeed generous and service was very good the following visit. (note: Edmonton tap room, did not go back to Beaumont). Btw, the banh mi with pho dip is very good there. Original review: Terrible service. The beer is good though. Stick with the Edmonton location.

The beer is always good at Sea Change! Loved this location. Great menu and fantastic tacos (pulled pork). The turbo stout, wolf, and red ale were my favourite, but not one beer from my flight was disappointing. We enjoyed everything about this place. You gotta go

THE BEST NACHOS! All the food that we've had is excellent (tacos, sandwiches, nachos), the atmosphere is lively and the beer is delicious. My favourite place to eat.