Breweries around Portsmouth & South East Hampshire

Brewing started in 2006. A new 40-barrel plant came on line in 2013, this is now working alongside the original 20-barrel plant. In addition to the standard beers, a range of seasonal brews and monthl... View

Part of the Brewhouse & Kitchen chain, producing its own range of beers. Carry outs and brewery experience days are offered. View

Part of the Brewhouse & Kitchen chain, producing its own range of beers. Carry outs and brewery experience days are offered. View

Makemake Brewing has been producing modern craft beers since 2019. Originally based in the Greenwich Brewpub, Southsea, the brewery moved to Central Point in 2022. The new premises house a state-of-th... View

Newtown is one of the smallest UK breweries with just a half-barrel plant. Full mash beers are produced on demand for local pubs and beer festivals. The number of pubs supplied increased during 2022. View

Powder Monkey, situated in a former gunpowder magazine, started brewing in 2021. There is a visitors centre on the premises, and a nearby pub which serves as a taproom. During 2022 the brewery acquire... View

Launched in 2016, Southsea Brewing is located in an old ammunition storage room within the walls of a coastal defence fort built by Henry VIII in 1544. All beers are unfined, unfiltered and unpasteuri... View

This Dino-centric brewery began production in 2014 and is now a 20-barrel facility producing 140K hectolitres/annum with a core circulation of three regularly-brewed beers and a bevy of cutting edge,... View

Urban Island began production in 2015 and now has a capacity of 12 barrels. The range is distributed throughout Hampshire and neighbouring counties. In addition to cask it also has a range of beer ava... View