Breweries around North Oxfordshire

Brewing commenced in 2017 in an outhouse behind the Angel, Bicester. Beers are brewed occasionally and supplied solely to the pub. View

Based in the Cotswolds, brewing began with small-batch brews, but the brewhouse, which opened in 2019 is capable of supplying a growing range of customers. The brewery utilises renewables and pure spr... View

Began brewing in 2018 on a six-barrel plant, producing small-batch, hop-forward beers.  No real ale. View

One of the finest examples of a Victorian tower brewery, and the oldest independent brewery in Oxfordshire, Hook Norton has been brewing since 1849. The current premises were built in 1900 and still h... View

Little Ox began production in 2016 and uses its 17-hectolitre (10 barrel) plant to produce beer in cask, keg and can. It offers a small core range, a larger range of seasonal and occasional beers, and... View

Brewing started in 2013, with brewing capacity extended in 2019. A number of local pubs are supplied regularly, as well as a few pubs further afield in Oxford, Rugby and Birmingham. View

A new microbrewery established in 2022, producing craft beers in cans and kegs. All beers are unfined, unfiltered and are suitable for vegans. Beers can be ordered online with free delivery to the UK... View

A nanobrewery which started in 2021 on 70-litre brewing kit. A range of bottle-conditioned beers are produced, which are sold online, at local pubs and shops and at local markets through the Thames Va... View