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The Taproom Trail: 11 stops, one passport
Fredericton’s Taproom Trail spans 11 taprooms. Every pint or flight earns a passport stamp; stamps earn #FredTapTrail swag, and stamping all 11 enters the grand-prize draw. Start downtown (Graystone → King West → Gahan → The Cap), finish on a patio at Picaroons.
Your digital passport
Stamp as you go
Tap a taproom when you’ve had a pint there — saved on this device. (The official paper passport gets you the actual swag; this one gets you bragging rights.)
Stamp your passport with any pint or flight at a participating taproom. Stamps earn #FredTapTrail swag — and a stamp from all 11 puts you in the grand-prize draw. Brew Bucks (spendable at participants) are sold at Picaroons Roundhouse.
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Common questions
How does the Taproom Trail work?
Grab a passport at any participating taproom. Every pint or flight earns a stamp; stamps earn #FredTapTrail swag, and stamping all 11 enters you in the grand-prize draw. Brew Bucks — spendable at participants — are sold at Picaroons Roundhouse.
Which Fredericton brewery is best?
Fighting words locally. Consensus starter pack: Picaroons for the patio, TrailWay for hazies, Graystone for tap variety, Maybee for a dependable IPA — and York County Cider when the beer folks drag along a cider person.
Can I walk the Taproom Trail?
The downtown cluster, yes — Graystone, King West, Gahan, The Cap and the Cardinal-adjacent blocks are minutes apart. The Northside pair (York County Cider + Half Cut, across the street from each other) is a bridge walk; Maybee, Grimross and TrailWay want a designated driver.