Lethbridge's water played a role in the city's brewing history.
When Fritz Sick established his brewery in Lethbridge in 1901, the city had something breweries needed: good, clean water. The brewery eventually became famous for Old Style Pilsner, first produced here in 1926. And according to the Galt Museum, when production eventually moved away from Lethbridge, the beer's formula changed slightly because it was no longer being made with Lethbridge water.
So was there actually a private brewery well?
