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Brewing began in 2017 on a 70-litre plant using water from a spring in the farmhouse grounds. Capacity expanded in 2019 to six barrels. Beers are available in local pubs. View
Established by food scientist Alex Berryman in a freight container in 2021. Production is currently limited to kegs and cans of American-style IPAs. Outlets include the Big Scary Monsters Social Club... View
This addition to the Brewhouse & Kitchen chain opened in 2016 using a three-barrel plant. View
Opened in 2015 as part of the Brewhouse & Kitchen chain using a three-barrel plant. Based by the canal, it has a lovely outdoor area. 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
Brewing commenced in 2016 on a small scale in the owner's kitchen. A year later, a 250-litre plant was installed in a small industrial unit in New Yatt near Witney. It was upgraded to 500-litres in 20... View
Clavell & Hind is a 20-barrel brewery based in the Cotswold countryside. View
Small brewery in the Corn Exchange, part of the Kings Head Hotel, in Ross-on-Wye. Brewing mainly for the pub, its ales can also be found in the local free trade. View
Previously located in a grain store on a farm in the Cotswolds, Cotswold Lion brewery relocated in 2021. It produces a core range of five beers using a 10-barrel plant. View
A 100-litre microbrewery in the owner's garage which started commercial production in 2021. It produces a wide range of styles for bottling, which are sold in local markets, country fairs and similar... View