Four Winds Brewing Company

This place is really good. Tacos are fresh and well prepared. Beer is all craft and hipsters are everywhere. The only thing missing is the thrift store selling overpriced 80s T-​shirts. Take your taco loving craft beer drinking friends here for an easy lunch.

Just had tacos here, adorable spot — tasty tacos & a great price!
Allows kids which is a nice!
Suggestion of more room for seating & a fried-​fish taco option and this place would be a regular spot !!
Keep up the fine work :)

What a hit! This place is really one of a kind. I’ve been meaning to come here for a long time and finally took the trip on Friday! And I’m so glad we did!
The beer selection is so good! My favorite was Le Maison. The tacos are unreal! I had the roasted cauliflower and mushroom one and it was seriously some of the best tacos I’ve had.
The only sad thing for me was the fact that they didn’t have there lounge license so we were only served 1 beer. That sucks for people coming from Burnaby (which we did).

Attention Unilocal: Four Winds, although a brewery, should appear under the restaurant and bar categories because it is certainly the best one in all of those categories for a significant distance… Let’s create some demand for excellence in the middle of an industrial wasteland where many people work.

A fantastic selection of beers to taste and purchase. Also, there’s a great taco-​maker-​in-​residence that makes the most magical mushroom taco’s. They’re probably the tastiest thing you can buy in a 10 km radius. ;P

Hands down my fave BC craft beer. The tasting room is a great experience as well & shouldn’t be missed. It’s quite large and has all their best on tap, and a new taco menu has recently been introduced! As a vegetarian I was over the moon to discover not 1 but 3 veggie options! A roasted cauliflower, portobello (nicely chopped with a smoky flavour) & eggplant. I was seriously blown away folks. Couple this with a flight of their amazing beers, a community atmosphere and it’s pretty much heaven.

Basically a five star considering that there’s nothing else similar within 15 km. It’s in the middle of nowhere but the beer is great. They have about 4 regular beers that are always available and about 7 – 8 experimental beers. I had 3 saisons and a tripel for my first flight of tasters. They had like 3 or 4 different IPA’s as well. The pilsner was excellent.
Only con is that it’s too small and the staff are overwhelmed. Also, it closes relatively early at 7pm on most nights. With the traffic, basically the only time I could go would be on Saturdays.

Four Winds brewery is awesome! We went to many breweries on our trip up to BC, Four Winds was our first stop and remained our favorite through the whole trip. It was small, cozy and perfect.
The staff is super friendly and offered suggestions on which other breweries to visit. Love their color coded flights, makes everything super easy to identify. All the beer was EXCELLENT! My favorite was the Pale Ale, which is never anywhere near my favorite style but this one is sooooo good!
They also have snacks from local purveyors, the sausages from Altmaeker shouldn’t be missed, give em a try! They’ve also got some sweet merchandise, I picked up a cozy sweater.

We’ve been fans of Four Winds beer since we were introduced to them about 18 months ago. They have become our favourite craft brewery.
We visited their tasting room a few months ago. The location isn’t very convenient or attractive but the beers make up for it. Favourites of ours include the Padedra and Juxtapose. Since we visited their tasting room they have released a number of great new beers including our all-​time favourite Vexillum, Nectarous is also great.
The only beer of theirs we haven’t been so keen on is Sovereign Super Saison, good but not great.

I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to find a ride to this brewery! But boy am I glad I did. I had tasted a lot of their beers at different bars and beer festivals but somehow, their tasting room still managed to blow me away.
It was very busy and it would have been nice to have a few extra high tables or tables you can gather groups around but we managed to snag some chairs. It is otherwise a very cool space with some antique-​y and old school décor — I had the same speakers growing up and some of those records! Their design and merch quality is outstanding– I bought the camping mug which I am excited to bring on hiking trips, which means I need to bring along some good beer! We also bought one of their well designed tees.
There wasn’t a single beer that I didn’t enjoy but the ones that really stood out for me were the Brett IPA with its citrusy hops — probably my favourite IPA in the lower mainland — their Berliner sour and their Saison. The pineapple saison was excellent too.
So who wants to drive me back to this place? I promise I’ll buy you a beer!

Bonus points for ingenious colour coded magnets for their paddles.
On my never ending Poke-​beer quest of BC craft beer we headed to a warehouse district in Delta to drink Four Winds.
As you need a car to get here I was happy it wasn’t packed to the nine like most Vancouver breweries.
I like the layout of the tasting room. More like a regular square bar with the growler stations and taps in the middle. Staff were two cool dudes.
As noted, the on tap menu has color coded squares which match with magnets on your 4-​beer tasting paddle. Staff pointed out some people get a little colour blind (or tipsy) differentiating colours 1 and 2 in my photo.
My favourites were the pale ale and Saison. Their specialty is European beers and are constantly tinkering with new releases.
Worth the drive.

Four Winds is our ‘must-​stop’ when visiting breweries over the border. I can honestly say I’ve never had a bad beer here, amongst the myriad styles that they offer. The Nectarous dry-​hopped sour is not always available, but is worth a trip if they have it. I’m enjoying one (immensely) today. My wife, who loves the darker beers, can’t get enough of the Four Winds Oat Porter. And once you get to know Sean at the bar, he will remember your name every time you drop by.

Great beer and friendly service. Love this place so much I bought a sweater and wear it with pride! I will brave rush hour tunnel traffic for 4 winds if I absolutely must. Love the beers! keep it up 4 Winds!

Well its been almost a year since I discovered this place, and it just keeps getting better. Recently they doubled the size of their tap room, and added some more cool merchandise too. These guys are doing an awesome job with craft beer, and if you haven’t tried it yet you really need to head out to Delta and have a pint or two.

What an absolute delight in the Delta. It’s a bit of a trek out, but so worth it. Four Winds has an amazing ambiance. A great interior that screams hipster brewery, and that works for me. The staff, super knowledgeable, and super into the product.
To the beer, because, this is why one visits a brewery: Superb. Drink all the things.
They present tasters on a clever little palette, using colored magnets so you can keep referencing the pours. This was something I hadn’t seen before, and a really novel way of presenting that. I can’t say I had anything I didn’t like, with Juxtapose being far and wide the run away hit. Brettanomyces? IPA? Yes Please!
I’ll be back. Often. If I had one complaint: I couldn’t take a growler of Juxtapose home with me.

Worth the effort to get here for a couple reasons.
Most important, the beer is good. The Brett IPA was my favourite and worthy of a slow hand clap. Everything else I had ranged from good to really good so, yep, I think they make tasty beer.
The service is good. The staff are all cool looking and help drive the feel of the place but, and this is what I really like, they were welcoming and friendly and I got the feeling they were happy to be there and not just doing it to say they work at a brewery.
If I were to gripe about anything, it’s the location. Industrial parks tend to lack a certain romance but then again, this is a manufacturer and hey, it’s perfect if you need a pint after a getting a tradesman rate on some replacement parts.
In short, it’s good. Will return.

Some of the best beer I have had in BC. Cause Washington and Oregon is where the great beer is at, but BC is catching up! Glad to be a beer lover visiting this fine establishment. Bought ourselves a growler of their IPA.

Just got back from getting a couple growlers filled up, and I can’t say enough good stuff about Four Winds. Easy to get to, super awesome staff that doesn’t mind chatting a bit, and absolutely delicious beer. Oh, and you definitely can’t argue with the price… a whopping $ 11 to fill a two litre growler with some delicious hoppy goodness direct from the source?! SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!

On June 1^st 2013 the brand new Four Winds Brewing Company opened its doors to the public. Located in South Delta it is a prime location for people that also live in Richmond and Tsawwassen. On opening they had 6 draft beer and one cask beer for sampling. The staple beers were a Pale Ale, India Pale Ale and Saison. The seasonal beers were Smoked Porter, Wit Bier and a Wild Flower Saison and the cask was an IPA with Douglas Fir. Currently the only way to purchase their beer is at the brewery using Growlers (1.89L) bottle and a Boston Round or Mini Growler (1L). Bombers will be available in the near future (Rumor was July). Current prices are $ 11.5 for a growler fill, $ 5 for a glass or beer or $ 5 for a flight of 4 beer. A new Growler bottle is $ 5 and they will fill anyone’s growlers not just their own.
From what I have tried so far I can tell this will be a great new addition to our local brewing landscape. I look forward to coming back and talking with the Brewmaster and the staff at the brewery as it was a mad house for the opening! Keep up the good work guys. Do yourself a favour and take a drive, taxi or bus to the brewery and enjoy their wonderful beer!
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