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26 Tourism London, CanadaRaise a GlassLondon is home to an abundance of breweries and distilleries that have all become destinations you don’t want to miss. Enjoy the tastes and subtleties of the largest craft libations city in Southwestern Ontario. Did you know...that John Kinder Labattfirst started brewing beer in London, Ontario back in 1847? For over 170 years, Labatt has beenbrewing excellence and laying the foundation for London’s love for a cold pint. You’ll want to visit all the beloved, locally owned small-batch breweries and distilleries dedicated to making exceptional craft beer and cocktails in London.Start in London’s Old East Village (OEV) at Anderson Craft Ales. Focused on small-batch, handcrafted premium hop-based ales, you can visit their taproom or takecans, kegs and growlers to go.While in the neighbourhood, stop by London Brewing. Known as only one of two certified organic craft breweries in Ontario, and the first Craft Malt Certified brewery in Canada, they seek to create great beer and have a positive impact on the community.During your time in OEV, you’ll need to stop into the newly revitalized Kellogg’s Factory, 100 Kellogg Lane. There you’ll find Powerhouse Brewing Companyand the brand-new Beer Kitchen. Brewing five core brands as well as local collaborations and seasonal brews, there’s always something new to try or take home at Powerhouse. Added in 2024, the Beer Kitchen is Ontario’s largest tank to glass experience. With a unique take on a traditional German beer garden, the new addition to 100 Kellogg Lane features incredible brews, delicious bites (the pretzels are a must) and fun vendors and events all within a unique space that transports you outdoors for that true garden feel.London BrewingScan here for more information on London’s brewery and distillery sceneExplore more