Tin Whistle
Brewing

EST. 1995 | Penticton

The Okanagan’s original brewery is still going strong 25 years later.

Tin Whistle kicked off the craft beer movement in the Okanagan Valley when it opened in 1995. Under new management as of late 2020, this family-owned-and-operated business was named after a locomotive on the Kettle Valley Railway, which operated throughout the Thompson-Okanagan region for years before being converted into a popular hiking/biking trail.

In 2015, the brewery moved into a bigger space at the Cannery Trade Centre, allowing for more growth and an expanded tasting room. Look for further expansion including the addition of an outdoor patio in 2021. 

Find Tin Whistle Brewing on the Penticton Ale Trail

Contact

Features

Beer Service

  • Growler Fills
  • Retail
    Cans and/or bottles available for purchase
  • Samples & Flights

Experience

  • Family Friendly
    you can bring the kids
  • Has Tours
    offers guided tours of their facility
  • Merchandise
    shirts, hats available for sale

What Else?

  • Barrels
    Barrel-aged beer production
  • Delivery
    Check with brewery for more details
  • Take-Out
    Check with brewery for more details
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Recommended Beers

Fancy a flight? Here are some sampler suggestions for Tin Whistle Brewing

Pint Glass Dark
Killer Bee Dark Honey Ale
5% ABV 15 IBU
Pint Glass
Coyote Blonde Ale
5% ABV 10 IBU
Snifter Dark
Midnight Peach Ale
5% ABV 10 IBU
Fun Fact:

Tin Whistle has a miniature locomotive on display in the brewhouse. Ask to see it — it’s the perfect spot for a selfie.

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