Holy Whale Brewery

Whatever you do wherever you go, make sure that is a place you visit. A ZENY old church transformed a coffee shop in the morning Buddha Bear and a brewery in the afternoon Holy Wal. You can still get coffee all day long as they're open. Do not bring a group because there is only one table with two church paws that can accommodate 6 people. Everything else is pretty good for 1 3 people with a few stools at the bar. I would suspect that a maximum of 20 25 seats are available overall, but if it's nice, there are additional seats outside. Try her in housebrows or something from her rotating fittings. You have no food, except hors d'oeuvres, to satisfy the liquor laws, so expect to order pickled...

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We make a point to stop here EVERY time we're in Alma. Their beer is always stellar even when doing outlandish combinations of ingredients and flavours. It's really quite impressive what a quality and tasty product they can achieve week after week, year after year at this little brewery. On a contemporary note, we were also quite happy with how seriously they were taking safety precautions during COVID. We always like to bring some beer home with us too they sell crowlers (large cans) and growlers off tap. They also sell fun merch whoever their designer/illustrator is must be having a blast with all their fun designs! Can not recommend highly enough!

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I eat daily. My flight: Chica Cerveza (blond) traditional, Moo Tang Clan Creamsicle (ale) so true of his description, Red Rhonda very smooth for a red ale and the Medusa Milk Stout (my fav stout of all my travels) introduce vanilla chocolate coffee. Enjoy the brown egg. BTW Get a Holy Wal T-shirt, wear when you are here, 16oz for the price of 13oz.

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Great spot. Nice and chill. Beer was cold and delicious. Would highly recommend. ????????

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Fun, tasteful beers in a historic church. Unique space. Great small terrace.

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