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more formal moniker, Edward. The name Eddy also means something really special to McKinney, as it was the name his grandfather went by.

the winter, the brewery couldn’t be more excited about their successful entry into the Ontario’s craft beer market.

Housed in a two-sto- rey building with a tasting room that over- looks a state-of-the-art brew house and facility, the brewery is located in Picton’s Industrial park, just five minutes from downtown Picton. Patrons can drive, walk, bike or ride a tour bus to visit the facility and try out the spectrum of beers Prince Eddy offers. McKinney thinks it’s an ideal location, surround- ed by wide-open space to allow for ample produc- tion and expansion space while still evoking a rural atmosphere. The interior design is west coast surf and skate inspired, and the brewery’s website describes the brewery as “the ultimate play- ground.” It has a brand- new patio, as well as a beach volleyball court, an outdoor kitchen and a stage for live music. “the ultimate playground.” Enter the popular brewery and you will be greeted with a smile. You might feel more like you are on the north shore of Hawaii than the north shore of Lake Ontario. McKinney promises you will be on

Prince Eddy’s Brewing Co. officially opened its doors on May 19, 2017. With 15 summer employ- ees and 7 full-time staff employed throughout

“island time” as you enjoy one of eight to 10 beers available on tap. Customers can soak in the surfing, skateboarding culture vibe, enjoy live music on

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