Red Hart Brewing

New England Pale Ale Single Hop Series.

Brewed with traditional MARIS OTTER REDSHED biscuit & chocolate malt

West coast style, Crystal clear, Dry, crisp, with hints of grapefruit and Melon with a touch of pine.

Milk Stout brewed with nitro cold brew coffee from Birdy Coffee Co.

Traditional ESB with EKG hops. A bittersweet symphony!

Kettle soured German wheat beer

Big smoky porter with peat smoke, hints of dark chocolate and coffee. Available on Nitro and C02. Ron Burgundy in a glass.

Made with 260 lbs of Oregon peaches.

East coast/West coast hybrid. Dry, Crisp, bitter. Grapefruit, pine, Mellon

Dry stout with added toasted coconut

Traditional. Orange and coriander. Clove forward. Slight banana. Dry finish. Serve with an orange slice.

Lager with an extra dry hop addition. Named after Red Deer indie rock band, The Fallow Years. www.thefallowyears.ca

Dry nitro Irish stout. Dark and complex. Notes of cigar tobacco, dark chocolate, and black coffee.

A fruit beer with a Belgian background.

All local ingredients from Hard Hels Hops and Red Shed Malting. Deliciously malty, yet bitter.

Creamy stout with pumpkin, roasted malts and spices.

The lovely folks at Painted Hive gave us a bunch of honey!! So we made a Honey Brown!!

Slightly hazy, straw coloured, banana, clove and lavender on the nose. Crisp with a light bitterness and notes of pepper on the backend.

Hard lemonade made with grain spirit and lemon purée

This place is a must stop whenever we are in or passing through Red Deer. Great beer and a wonderful ambience. Pretty cool staff, too.

I almost left Red Deer without visiting Red Hart Brewing, but I'm very glad that wasn't the case. After just one visit, it quickly became one of my favorite breweries in all of Alberta. First, and most importantly, the beer is great. There are far too many breweries just making their own variations of the same five basic things, Red Hart not only does popular favorites well, but are willing to produce some more adventurous styles, which is the reason I love independent microbreweries. The flavoured Berliners they produce here are the best I've had since I was in Berlin. The two staff members we dealt with were both fantastic. They were both very friendly and knowledgeable. We mostly talked to Kiya, who is a perfect small town bartender. She seemingly knew everyone who came in, and although it was our first time, she made us feel like regulars as well. It's very rare that I get service anywhere that is so good that I feel the need to write it in to a review, but that was the case with Kiya. She even ensured we had a ride back to our hotel. I'll be sure to visit again the next time I'm in Red Deer.

Great rustic atmosphere, excellent staff, and great beer! The staff is super friendly. They have a wide selection of beer. Don't like beer? They usually have a couple other options available. Wish they canned more of their product though. The year round patio is fantastic!

Red Deer is fortunate to have this gem of a brewery! Great company and great beer. Their beer is delicious, and well made. The atmosphere is lovely, with a charming fireplace and lots of attention to detail given to woodworking around the brewery to give the space a classic European feel. Jarod and his team are always friend and make you feel very welcome. As a musician, and I've played in many venues across Western Canada, and Redhart is one of the very best places to play. They make you feel like family, and as musicians themselves they understand and go the extra mile to help make your show a success. They have a great QSC PA system, and they hire a pro to handle sound. Would highly recommend playing a show here, you'll be well taken care of.

Perfect for a quick beer in Red Deer. This is where the locals come. Must stop, sit at the bar, grab a cold beer and make small talk. Can't wait to come back! Prices are fine, service was great, ambience was superb. It was busy! I'm sure it gets busier during hockey matches or summer events. Lots of parking options.