About
Located on a wooded property on Mayne Island, Mayne Island Brewing Company is a small-batch brewery crafting unique ales and lagers that reflect the island’s spirit. Founded in 2016 by Michael Garratt, what started as a passion for home brewing has grown into a recognized name in BC’s craft beer scene. With over 20 years in the wine industry, Michael brings a refined palate and dedication to every 140-litre batch.
A true family operation, Michael handles brewing, cleaning, and tasting, while artist Annette hand-prints merchandise, manages the office, and helps in the tasting room. Their children, Jasper and Grace, assist with bottling and labeling.
Producing more than 15 styles of bottle-conditioned beers, the brewery has earned accolades at the BC Brewing and Canadian Brewing Awards. With a focus on creativity and quality, Mayne Island Brewing offers a rotating selection of standout brews.
Hours
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- WednesdayClosed
- ThursdayClosed
- Friday1 – 5 PM
- Saturday1 – 5 PM
- Sunday1 – 5 PM
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About Southern Gulf Islands
The Southern Gulf Islands—Salt Spring, Galiano, Pender, Mayne, and Saturna—rise like verdant crowns from the Salish Sea, offering a rich tapestry of flavors and creativity. Each island offers its own unique character, woven together by shared values of community, artistry, and a deep connection to the land.
Salt Spring Island, the largest of the group, is a haven for food lovers, known for its strong locavore culture, artisan producers, and organic vineyards.