Before You Get in Touch

Most questions about a small Fraser Valley taproom fall into a handful of categories, and knowing which one yours belongs to helps you get a useful answer faster. Whether you are planning a first visit, organising a group outing or wondering about a particular beer, a little preparation makes the conversation easier for everyone.

Common reasons people reach out

• What is pouring right now: small-batch breweries rotate their taps often, so seasonal and one-off releases can come and go quickly. The beer listings are the best starting point before asking about a specific style.
• Group visits and gatherings: if you are bringing a larger party, mention the approximate number of people and the day you have in mind. Weekend afternoons and evenings tend to be the busiest times at most taprooms.
• Events and food: trivia nights, live music and food-truck days change from week to week. Check the events page and the food truck schedule first, since your answer may already be there.
• Local businesses and collaborations: food vendors, musicians and community groups interested in working together should include a short description of what they do and what they have in mind.

Tips for a smoother reply

Keep your message short and specific. Include the date you are asking about, how many people are involved and the best way to reach you. If your question concerns allergens or ingredients, say so clearly; brewers can usually explain what goes into a beer, but anyone with a serious allergy or sensitivity should take care and consult their own health professional.

Planning your trip

Aldergrove sits in the Township of Langley, close to the Fraser Highway and a short drive from Abbotsford and the Aldergrove–Lynden border crossing. If you plan to enjoy a flight or a few pints, arrange a designated driver, a taxi or a ride share ahead of time. Getting home safely is part of a good brewery visit.