Breweries around Furness

Barngates was established in 1997 to supply only the Drunken Duck Inn. It became a limited company in 1999. Expansion over the years, plus a new purpose-built, 10-barrel plant in 2008, means it now su... View

Family-owned 2.5-barrel microbrewery in an old barn conversion located on the south end of Walney Island, Cumbria. Brewing began in 2023. A number of local outlets are supplied. View

The 10-barrel plant commenced brewing in 1995. The brewery is situated behind the Black Bull Inn, Coniston, and currently brews 40 barrels a week. Bluebird, XB and Old Man are bottle-conditioned and a... View

First established in 2003, the brewery is located in an idyllic position in a renovated barn on the shores of Esthwaite Water. The success of Loweswater Gold has meant the brewery is thriving. View

Fell Brewery was founded in 2012 by homebrewer Tim Bloomer and friend Andrew Carter, brewing beers inspired by their travels in the US and Belgium. Production capacity is 15 barrels. It has five retai... View

Established in 2002, it outgrew its original barn and moved to Staveley in 2006 to a purpose-built, 20-barrel brewery. Shortly afterwards a taproom was added. In 2018, production of the core range of... View

Healey's began brewing in the Wellington Inn in 2012 using a custom-made, 2.5-barrel, stainless steel plant. The brewery can be viewed through full-length windows in the pub. A range of different cask... View

The brewery has expanded from a 0.75-barrel to a 5.5-barrel plant (formerly Chadwicks). Cans and bottles are planned. Beer availability is limited but there are frequent seasonal specials and 'cupboar... View

Brewing began in 2019 in a room to the rear of the Old Friends pub in Ulverston. Beers are currently only available at the pub. View

This 0.5-barrel brewery began producing beers for sale in 2019. A range of four beers has been developed for sale in cask and by hand bottling. Virtually all the production has been sold in bottles si... View

Townhouse was setup in 2002 in Audley, Staffordshire with a 2.5-barrel plant that expanded to five barrels in 2004. In 2006 two further fermenting vessels were added producing the bulk of its beer for... View

The brewery occupies the octagonal bull ring of the old livestock market. There is a bar that overlooks the brew plant, which opens by prior arrangement and during some local festivals. Some beers hav... View

Unsworth's Yard opened in 2011, brewing on a five-barrel plant. The brewery produces beers named after historic figures and legends associated with the Cartmel area. Beers are available in Cartmel pub... View