North River Kayak Tours
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: North River Bridge
For over 26 years North River Kayak Tours has been providing award-winning kayaking experiences around Cape Breton Island. Located on ...
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Big Spruce Brewing – Organic Craft Beer and Farm-to-Fork Food Truck
Take Out & Delivery
Big Spruce Brewing has set up a touchless, drive-thru beer store at it’s Nyanza location.
Online ordering and free shipping across Nova Scotia is available. Free shipping to all provinces is available for orders over $125. Orders must be in multiples of 12.
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Big Spruce Brewing is Atlantic Canada’s only organic, on-farm craft brewery and hop yard. We brew only unfiltered, unpasteurized, unbelievably good beer. Drop by our Sprucetique for growlers, cans, and specialty bottles of many year-round and seasonal beers. Our gourmet food truck features local and sustainable cuisine, plus there’s live music on our screened-in patio Thursday to Sunday, May to October. You can find us across Nova Scotia in many NSLC stores, and seasonally at the Mabou Farmer’s Market.
With a commanding south-facing view of the Bras D’Or Lake (a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) from our picnic tables, outdoor bar, or cozy patio, you’ll want to stay all afternoon, so stop in, grab a seat, and soak in the beer-drenched view!
Hours Of Operation
7 days a week
Location
64 Yankee Line Road, Nyanza, B0E 1B0, Cabot Trail
Contact
Jeremy White
T: 902-295-2537
Facilities / Services
Gift shop
Parking
Limited accessibility
Internet access
Detailed Information
This property accepts Mastercard, Visa, Debit card.
Take Out Services Available – Mon – Fri
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