Hamilton craft brewer offers free beer to health-care workers as a ‘thank you’

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Published December 22, 2021 at 9:15 am

Hamilton's Collective Arts is giving away free four-packs of beer to health-care workers from now until the end of the month. — photo courtesy Collective Arts Instagram

A Hamilton craft brewer is honouring health-care workers by offering them free beer.

On Tuesday (Dec. 21), Collective Arts Brewing shared on Instagram that all frontline health-care workers can stop in at either of their locations (in Hamilton and Toronto) and receive a complimentary four-pack of beer.

“Collective Arts wants to thank our health care workers by giving them a much-deserved drink!⁠” an Instagram post said.

“Our little way of saying thank you for going above and beyond this past year.”

Last week, Collective Arts issued a call for shoutouts in support of nurses and those who work in the medical field who have made a difference in the community.

The overwhelming response prompted the brewery to expand their holiday giveaway campaign to include all health-care workers and give them until Dec. 31 to collect their free beer.

For those wanting to take advantage of this generous giveaway, from now until December 31st (or while supplies last), they can stop by either of the breweries, show an ID or badge and receive a complimentary four-pack.

Collective Arts’ flagship location in Hamilton is at 207 Burlington Street East and its Toronto location is at 777 Dundas Street West⁠.

For more information on Collective Arts, visit the brewery’s website.

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