Breweries around East & Mid Surrey

By the Horns began brewing in 2011 with a 5.5-barrel plant but had outgrown its original site by 2020. A new site in Salfords, Surrey opened in 2021. Cask is a big part of the production, with the res... View

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Dorking started brewing in 2008 at premises in west Dorking. In 2017 production moved to a new, larger site in Capel capable of producing 35,000 pints per week. Beers can be found in Surrey, Sussex, H... View

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Brewing began in 2017 on a custom-made plant in a small, purpose-built, building next to the Royal Oak pub car park. Almost all of the beer is supplied to the pub although it may occasionally be seen... View

The Godstone Brewers was established in 2015 using a one-barrel plant but moved to larger premises on a farm in Godstone. It now uses a 12-barrel plant to produce core beers, and a five-barrel plant f... View

Leith Hill was established in 1996 at the Plough Inn and was moved to converted storerooms at the rear in 2001, increasing capacity to 2.5 barrels in 2005. New owners took over in 2016. View

Pilgrim was the first microbrewery in Surrey, set up in 1982 in Woldingham before moving to its current premises in Reigate in 1984. After being bought by new owners in 2017 it enlarged to a 12-barrel... View

Surrey Hills began brewing in 2005 near Shere, moving to Dorking in 2011. Nearly 95% of production is sold within 15 miles of the brewery. The beers have won several local and national awards. View

Tillingbourne was established in 2011 on a farm site previously used by Surrey Hills Brewery using its old 17-barrel plant. Around 25 local outlets are supplied. View

A microbrewery established in 2017 on the Titsey Estate, it is in the process of moving to larger premises on the same estate. A borehole has been sunk and is doubling the size of the brewing plant. T... View