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Our craft brewery in Nova Scotia is truly one-of-a-kind, which makes our beer a unique beer experience. We pride ourselves on being the only craft brewery in Nova Scotia that specializes in organic malt production. Why is this important? It ensures our beer is as fresh as possible while also minimizing our environmental impact. The difference is clear in every sip, and we believe you'll agree.
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Craft beer begins with grain on a farm, and at our craft brewery in Nova Scotia, our grain fields are conveniently located next to Horton Ridge. These fields have been farmed organically for over 30 years, supporting our commitment to organic malt production. Most of our grain comes from Jeremy Pletz, an organic farmer at Hidden Creek in Saskatchewan, ensuring that we provide a unique beer experience with every brew.

Before grain can be used to create the unique beer experience at our craft brewery in Nova Scotia, it must undergo the crucial process of malting. We utilize the age-old floor malting technique, a rare practice in today's malting industry, which enhances our organic malt production. You can even view our organic malt floor while enjoying your beer. Our artisanal floor malting methods produce highly flavorful malts that elevate your brewing experience.

As a premier craft brewery in Nova Scotia, we take pride in our organic malt production, sourcing our own organic malts to create exceptional beers. Our unique beer experience highlights the rich flavors of our barley, wheat, rye, buckwheat, and oat floor malts. Join us for a pint or a flight and discover the distinctive tastes we have to offer.
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Horton Ridge Malt
2504 Ridge Road, Wolfville, Nova Scotia B4P 2R3, Canada
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