Breweries around Aylesbury Vale & Wycombe

A five-barrel brewhouse and taproom established by chef Philip Baker in 2021 and producing beer in bottles and cans. View

Founded in 1980 and located on a working farm, Chiltern was one of the first microbreweries in the country and was expanded in 2023. Family-run, its emphasis has always been on producing natural, whol... View

A nanobrewery in converted stables, which began brewing commercially in 2022 with a capacity of 53 litres or 0.65 barrels, but with plans to expand significantly. It currently produces EcoKegs, cans a... View

Situated in a 17th century barn beside the Chiltern Valley Vineyard, Old Luxters is a traditional brewery established in 1990 and awarded a Royal Warrant of Appointment in 2007. It produces a range of... View

Established in 1993, Rebellion has grown steadily and relocated to its current site in 1999. It brews up to 100,000 pints per week, supplying around 600 trade customers within 30 miles alongside its r... View

The one-barrel brewery at the Cross Keys is no longer in use. The long-standing publican, Peter Lambert also works at XT (qv) and brews Thame beers there from time to time. View

Established in 1995 initially in Haddenham, Vale moved to Brill in 2007. In 2010 it expanded to a 20-barrel brew plant. Four pubs are owned, including the Hop Pole, where sister brewery Aylesbury Brew... View

XT started brewing in 2011 using an 18-barrel plant. It supplies direct to pubs across southern England and the Midlands. The taproom and shop sell draught and bottled beers to drink in or take out. A... View