Cameron's Brewing Company

Cameron's Brewing Company is a brewery just outside of Toronto in Oakville, Ontario, Canada. Founded in 1997, Cameron's has been known to produce many different beers, including 4 core beers; Cameron's Cream Ale, Cameron's Auburn Ale, Cameron's Lager, and Cameron's RPA (Rye Pale Ale).

Since 2013, Cameron has been importing their beers into the United States. They are available in Ohio, Michigan, New York, and Pennsylvania. In Canada, however, they are only available in the province of Ontario and at the Cameron's Brewing Company brewery, in the LCBO, and The Beer Store.

Cameron's was known for selling beer in 9-packs of beer for much of the brewery's first years. Now, however, the brewery sells traditional 6-packs.

Cameron's Brewing Company received 2 medals in the 2007 and 2008 Canadian Brewing Awards.[1] They went on to receive 3 awards in the 2009 Canadian Brewing Awards out of 4 beers submitted.[2]

In 2010, Cameron's beers earned medals at The U.S. Open Beer Championship (Gold for Lager in the American Lager Category),[3] and The Canadian Brewing Awards (Gold for Dark 266 and Bronze for Cream Ale).[4]

• Cream Ale
• Auburn Ale
• Lager
• RPA (Rye Pale Ale)
• 226Dark
• Sirius Wheat Ale
• Obsidian Imperial Porter
• Deviator Doppelbock
• One-Eyed Grouse
• White Oat Savant
• Resurrection Roggenbier
• Rye Bock
• California Sunshine APA (American Pale Ale)
• Pistols at Dawn Red Ale
• Captain's Log Lager
• Cruising Through the Galaxy Hazy IPA

The list of beers brewed by Cameron Brewing Company has won many awards and spans 20 years of brewing experience. In 1997, this brand started as a hobby but grew into a family-owned business.

Recently, in 2020, significant changes were made to Cameron's corporate and management structure. Bill Coleman, then President of the company, chose to pursue other opportunities. He remains a friend of the brewery and an integral part of the Cameron's Brewing Company story. Once gone, Bill's role was assumed by Clint Israel. Clint transitioned came into his new role as President from the sales and production department.

In addition to this change, long-time brewmaster Jason Britton received a promotion into the role of Vice President. Together, Britton and Israel oversaw renovations to the company's management and facilities, also during 2020. The goal of these changes was to increase the brewery's overall efficiency and capacity.

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