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Charles Wells Brewery
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Abby Ales Co.
Located in Bath
Makers of Bellringer.
Bellringer is a notably hoppy ale, light to medium-bodied, clean-tasting, refreshingly dry, with a balancing sweetness. Citrus, pale malt aroma and dry, bitter finish. Consistent. Amber-gold in colour
Additional products include: Steeple Jack, Bath Star, Chorister and White Fair
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Acorn Brewery
Located in Barnsley, Yorkshire
Established in May 2003 by former chef Dave Hughes and his wife Judi, Acorn Brewery is located to the east of the Pennines in the village of Wombwell, Barnsley
Acorn Brewery has developed a popular Yorkshire brand and is currently supplying over 300 free trade outlets and 3 national wholesalers with an average of 40 brewer's barrels per week (over 11,500 pints per week).
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Adnam's Sole Bay Brewery
Located in Southwold, Suffolk
They trace their history back to 1345 It was
1872 when George and Ernest Adnams bought the Sole Bay Brewery
Adnams received the Eco-efficiency Award at the Business in the Community National Awards for Excellence Gala 2008 held at the Royal Albert Hall in July.
Adnams brews a distinctive range of authentic beers A very popular brewery
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AllGates Brewery
Located in
Off Wallgate, Wigan
Allgates brewery started brewing cask ales in August 2006 and is situated in the brewery yard next to the Last Orders pub off Wallgate in Wigan town centre.
The building is about 150 years old and was the original brew house for the Dog and Partridge - which later changed its name to The Last Orders. Beer would be brewed here and the barrels rolled into the pub using a connecting tunnel from our cellar to the cellars at the pub.
Beers include: Bonnie Prince Charlie, Hasty Knoll and Napoleon's Retreat
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Allendale Brew Company Ltd.,
Located in
Allendale Hexham, Northumberland
The company opened in 2006 owned by
Tom and Jim Hick
Permanent ales consist of Allendale Best Bitter (3.8% abv), Allendale Wolf (5.5% abv) and Golden Plover (4.0% abv), and as a special around New Year, the limited edition Tar Bar'l Stout is available to commemorate the ancient Allendale Tar Bar'l festival.
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Amber Ales
Located in Ripley Derbyshire
A small company in Derbyshire UK . Their Stout won a medal at the SIBA's 2008 National Beer Competition
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Archers Brewery
Located in
Swindon, Wiltshire
Archers Brewery has been hand crafting and brewing traditional, award winning ales for over a quarter of a century
Last year they produced over 190 different ales all to individual recipes, making them the UK leader in the variety of hops that are used and producers of the largest range of cask ales worldwide
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Arkells Brewery Ltd
Located in
Swindon, Wiltshire
John Arkell first made beer here in 1843.
Their beers include: Bee's Organic,2B and 3 B
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Ascot Ales
Located in Camberley
Surrey
Makers of
POSH POOCH their flagship brew.
First brewed June 2007
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Bank Top
Located in
Bolton Lancashire.
Opened in September 1995 by John Feeney. Their first ever beer, Samuel Cromptons Ale, was launched at the Bolton Beer Festival in 1995, with the first pint being pulled by Coronation Street actor Bill Tarmey .
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Barngates Brewery Ltd
Located in
Barngates
Ambleside .
Beer was first brewed at the Duck in 1997 by John Lloyd in a single barrel tucked away in the cellars of the Inn. He began making our first beer, Cracker Ale, with the help of Yates' Brewery founder Peter Yates.
In June 1999 Barngates Brewery Ltd was founded, a new purpose built, five-barrel plant. Their labels often have dogs on them
Crackers is their most popular beer
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Bartrams Brewery
Located in
Rougham, Bury St Edmunds .
Bartrams Brewery started in 1999 in a small industrial unit in the village of Thurston using a five barrel plant purchased from Buffys Brewery.
In the first year of production The Bees Knees gained a commendation at the Cambridge Winter Beer Festival , and Captain's Stout was voted best Stout at the Doncaster Beerex. In 2000 Cherry Stout managed to win the Overall Champion at the ambridge Beer Festival.
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Bateman's Brewery Ltd
Located in
Wainfleet,
Lincolnshire .
George and Suzanna Bateman sold their farm in 1874 and decided to start a brewery.
In 1874 one draught beer was brewed at the Brewery, by 1960 eight were brewed
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Battledown Brewery LLP
Located in
Cheltenham
Opened September 2005. The 8 barrel brewplant
owned by Roland & Stephanie Elliott-Berry,
Beers include Chetenhan S.P.A. , Saxon,Turncoat and Tipster
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Beartown Brewery
Located in Congleton Chesire
Founded in 1994 . The story is told that the town of Congleton used its Bible fund to by a bear for its fair back in 16th century.
Ambeardextrous, Bear Ass, Kodiak Gold ,and
BearTown Black Bear are popular brews
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Beer Engine
Located in Newton St Cyres Exeter
Brewing started in March 1983 . Mike and Jean bought the Brewery Pub in 2005.
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Belvoir Brewery
Located in Old Dalby, Leicestershire
The original brewery was set up in 1995 helped with brewing experience gained at T&R Theakston and James Shipstone & Son. The brewery was constructed using mostly original equipment and artifacts recovered from traditional cask ale breweries all over the country
part of the Sample Cellar owned by Colin Brown. They brew Gordon Bennett, Old Dalby,
Beaver Bitter and Whippling Golden Bitter.
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Belvoir Brewery
Located in
Newburn, Newcastle
The Big Lamp Brewery has been in existence since 1982 and is the oldest micro brewery in the North East. It started off as a hobby and originally occupied a building in the West End of Newcastle City Centre, near the site where the Big Lamp was located, hence the name.
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Black Sheep Brewery
Located in
Wensleydale, Masham
Paul Theakston opened his own brewery in 1992. His family had worked in the industry since 1827. As fate would have it an old malt building became availbe and paul bought
this landmark building.
Beers produced, Monty
Pythons
Holy Grail ,
Riggwelter and Golden Sheep
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Blue Anchor Inn
Located in
Helston, Cornwall
The Blue Anchor is one of the oldest original Inns in Britain that continues to maintain a working brewery. Dating back to the 15th century, the Inn boasts 600 years of brewing!
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Boggart Brewery
Located in
Moston Manchester
Boggart Hole Clough brewery was established in 2000.
Boggart is a mischievous, sometimes malicious imp or poltergeist character, a Hole is his home and a Clough is a northern word for a deep wooded ravine
They make 9 beers including Boggart Best Bitter, Bogeyed, and Dark Side
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Burton Old Cottage Beer Company
Located in Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire

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Robert Cains Brewery
Located in Liverpool
1858 Robert Cain was able to buy an old established brewery site on Stanhope Street – the site where Robert Cains Beers are still brewed today – and his name rapidly became famous throughout the city for the exceptional quality of his beers
Cains Lager bears the Union Jack as its label
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Camerons Brewery Ltd Lion Brewery
Located in Hartepoo
The company can trace its history back to 1852.
Camerons Strongarm, the brewery's flagship beer is a recent award winner

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Cannon Royall
Brewery
Located in Uphampton
Worcestershire
Started brewing in 1993 in a converted cider house.
The brewery is owned and run by Jim Wonders who has been brewing since 1987. It is a very small brewery, producing approx. 16 barrels per week
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The Captain Cook Brewery
Located in
Stokesley, North Yorkshire
Brewery is located in an out-building behind The White Swan pub . The brewery was opened in April 1999 by James Cook, a pub regular (no, really!).
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Castle Rock Brewery
Located in
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
Castle Rock is a pub and brewing group based in the East Midlands and Yorkshire. It was founded in 1977 by former Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) chairman Chris Holmes and its first pub was The Old King's Arms in Newark.
Castle Rock also operates Nottingham's largest full mash brewery, which
has become firmly established in local and national real beer drinking
circles.
Castle Rock produce a range of six regular cask ales and a monthly guest beer in its 'Natural Selection' range, created in conjunction with the Wildlife Trusts
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Chalk Hill Brewery
Located in Norwich, Norfolk
Run by the former Reindeer brewpub owner, Bill Thomas and his partners Dave Blake and Tiny Little, Chalk Hill began production with a 15 barrel plant in 1993.
Located in the back of The Coach and Horses pub
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Chiltern Brewery
Located in
Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Founded in 1980, The Chiltern Brewery was one of the first of the "new wave" micro-breweries in England. Now by some margin the oldest working brewery in Buckinghamshire, the brewery has pioneered not only several new types of product with a unique beer relationship, but a revolutionary style of operation too.
One of England's most poular breweries. Makers of Three Hundreds Year Old Ale ,
John Hampdens Ale, Lord-Lieutenants Ale, BAttle of Britan Ale and many more
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Church End Brewery
Located in Shustoke, Warwickshire
Church End Brewery started life in an old coffin workshop behind the Griffin Inn, Shustoke, Warwickshire. Its goal was to be a 'hands on' craft brewery making a wide range of cask conditioned beers . The Brewery philosophy only allows the use of good quality raw materials , such as floor malted barley and whole hops; definitely no processed sugars!
Beers include Old Father Brown, Bats In Belfry, Fallen Angel and Grave Diggers Ale
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Charles Wells Pub Company
Located in
Bedford
Formed by Charles Wells in 1876 and originally located in Horne Lane, Bedford, the company moved to its current location at the Eagle Brewery a century later. Having seen five generations pass, three Wells family members remain actively involved in shaping the company's future; Paul Wells (Chairman), Tom Wells (Vice Chairman) and Peter Wells (Pub Company Sales & Marketing Director).
Portfolio includings Wells Bombardier English Premium Bitter, Wells Eagle IPA, Red Stripe Jamaica Lager Beer, and Kirin Ichiban, the renowned Japanese lager
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