We built Township 24 because we believe we can make great beer, support local producers and help put Alberta firmly on the craft beer map. We are passionate about small batch, hand crafted beer and sharing the process with the community. 

We believe in supporting local, both in the ingredients we choose as well as our role in the community. We are fortunate to be located in the heart of one of the world’s finest malt barley regions and we are proud to say Alberta barley forms the basis of everything we brew. 

And we take that same approach when it comes to our community. Whether it’s friends gathering in the taproom or backing a local charity, we are proud to support local and to play our part in the Alberta craft beer movement.

 In 1910 The Alberta Surveyors Act specified the initial strategy and methodology for land surveys province wide under the authority of the Director of Surveys, laying the groundwork for today's provincial township system.

Early surveyors established six north-south meridians, with the Fourth Meridian being the Alberta - Saskatchewan boarder. They then laid out township lines parallel to latitude lines, extending northward from the Canada- US border.

Township Line 24 extends from Empress in the east to Canmore in the west, and the agricultural land within produces some of the highest quality malt barley in the world, regularly drawing craft brewers from across North America and as far as Korea and South Africa. That spirit of Alberta's early surveyors, who laid out the province allowing for the development of a local agriculture industry that's the envy of craft brewers worldwide, is what inspires us and forms the basis of everything we create.