HQ Function

The Saint John facility serves as the company's main corporate office, primary brewing and packaging plant, and distribution hub. It also houses a brewery taproom and retail store, offering tours and a direct-to-consumer experience.

Notable Features:

Iconic large-scale brewery complex, historic brick buildings blended with modern brewing technology, on-site taproom, retail store, and visitor tour facilities. The 'Moose' statue outside is a local landmark.

Work Culture:

A blend of deep-rooted family tradition and modern business practices. Employees often share a sense of pride in the company's heritage, independence, and contribution to the local community. Emphasis on quality, craftsmanship, and a passion for beer.

HQ Significance:

As Canada's oldest independent brewery, the headquarters is a symbol of Canadian entrepreneurship and brewing history. It's a major employer in Saint John and a key part of the city's industrial and cultural landscape.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects Moosehead's core values: independence (remaining family-owned), quality (investment in brewing technology), heritage (preservation of historic elements), and community (local employment and visitor engagement).

Location:

Moosehead Breweries has a significant global presence, primarily driven by the export of its flagship Moosehead Lager. The United States is its largest export market, where the brand has established a strong following. Beyond North America, Moosehead beers are distributed in various countries across Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Caribbean. Global operations, including international sales, marketing adaptation, and logistics, are managed from their Canadian headquarters in coordination with regional distributors and partners in each export market.

Street Address:

89 Main Street West

City:

Saint John

State/Province:

New Brunswick

Country:

Canada