craft beer kickstarter

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Hey Craft Beer lovers ... BC's next up and coming community craft brewery needs your help!!

Field House Brewing Co. is set to open in Abbotsford, BC - looking to join the ranks of the other amazing breweries in our local beer community. BC has some of the best craft beer in the world and we're hoping to bring some twists and turns to the table to help keep things fresh and exciting. 

We've launched a Kickstarter Campaign (Check it out HERE) to help open our doors, we are 6-7 weeks from opening and budgets are getting really tight, so we could use your help for a couple key things: 

1) Finish our Awesome Tap Room - We need some extra funds to create a rad little tasting room where we are proud to host you. It will be a place you want to stay for a while - featuring a nice warm fireplace, 10 beers on tap, a growler station and lots of seats to meet up with friends and drink some Field House liquid gold.

2) Make the Best Damn (Licensed) Picnic Area in BC - We've got 3000 sq.ft of outdoor space that we're hoping to convert to an awesome little grassy knoll where the beers will be flowing when the weather is nice. We need to landscape, build some fences, plant some trees and finish the parking lot so we can get some food trucks down there to keep your bellies full while sampling our craft beer line up. We've got big plans for this space including outdoor concerts and bocce ball tournaments in the sunshine... but we need your help to make our dreams of a magical beer-lawn happen.

If you could help show us some BC Craft Beer love... we'll find a way to repay the favour. So, How can you help?  2 easy ways...

1. Support our Kickstarter - whether it's $10 for a high five OR $100 to get a quality, ceramic craft growler, we have lots of great craft beer swag to reward you for your kind donations... heck, who can't use another awesome Growler or Beer T-shirt!?

2. Spread the word... we created a fun video that's worth checking out and hopefully sharing with a few friends... but we need your help to spread the word whether it's a quick post on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram... or email to friends. 

So, fellow Craft Beer lovers... helps us get to or goal and we'll promise you a great beer experience that is worth making the trip to Abby for! 


 - Thanks from the Field House team: Josh, Parker, Ashley and Kendra

-  If you have any questions, feel free to email us or give Josh a call at 604-825-5026.


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Visit our Kickstarter and support craft beer in the Fraser Valley!

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