Breweries around Wakefield

David Currie founded the brewery in 2016 with his brother Andrew, before taking sole control. Initially utilising a one-barrel plant in domestic premises, in 2018 there was expansion to a five-barrel... View

Beers are contract brewed elsewhere. View

Opened in 1997 and housed in a 19th century malthouse, Fernandes Brewery was sold to the Ossett Group in 2007. In 2021 it was extensively refurbished and reopened independent of Ossett, as Luis Bar @... View

Set up behind the Robin Hood pub in Pontefract by Dean Smith in 2019 with the help of Revolutions Brewery (where Head Brewer, Paul Windmill, learned to brew). The plant is the former James & Kirkman k... View

Following the closure of Bob's Brewing Co, Horbury Ales took over the plant in 2016 and transferred production to the rear of the brewery tap, Cherry Tree Inn. Beers are available locally, regionally... View

Brewing began in 2019 at the Calder Vale pub in Horbury Junction. The pub was shut for five years until being reopened by a group of three former Horbury school friends, Ian Sizer, Tim Murphy and Gary... View

Set up in 2016 by Ged Morton and Sam Collins using a 100-litre plant in Ged's garage. The brewery produces to demand but can brew every day if required. It took over the lease of the Star, Sandal, in... View

Ossett is an independent brewery established in 1998, located in the heart of Yorkshire. Ossett Pub Company was formed in 2003 and now consists of more than 30 sites across Yorkshire. View

Tarn 51 uses a three-barrel plant situated at the Robin Hood in Altofts. Expansion is planned. Five other outlets are supplied. View

Tigertops was established in 1995 by Stuart Johnson and his wife Lynda who, as well as owning the brewery, ran the Foxfield brewpub in Cumbria (qv). After retiring, the brewery is now run on their beh... View