Over Time Beer Works exterior, a grey and white building with the brewery logo above the entrance

Over Time Beer Works

Over Time was founded by Kenny Dodd, an entrepreneur who grew up in the area, moved away and then returned to Kimberley in his 30s because he felt that “No self-respecting mountain town should be without a brewery.” The brewery is based in downtown Kimberley, a mountain town themed after a Bavarian village. No visit is complete without putting a coin in the world’s largest cuckoo clock and then witnessing the emergence of Happy Hans, a yodelling, mustachioed man clad in lederhosen, hoisting a beer stein. Pros’t!

The tasting room serves sample flights and growler fills, and cans are available at the brewery and in regional liquor stores. Over Time took advantage of “time off” during the pandemic to add a comfortable patio beside the brewery, complete with a bocce pit. It even has heaters for the winter months. 

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CONTACT

(250) 427-2426

taproom@overtimebeer.ca

136 Wallinger Ave, Kimberley, BC V1A 1Y8 🌐

overtimebeer.ca 🔗

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