Brewery and taproom

Brewed twenty metres from your glass.

Eight beers on tap, poured in the room where they are made. Pale ales, a proper bitter, a stout and whatever the brewers are trying this month.

Pale aleBest bitterOatmeal stoutWest Coast IPAHellesRaspberry sourPorterPale aleBest bitter
On tap this week

Eight lines, all brewed twenty metres away.

Thirds, halves and pints. The colour is the beer in the glass; the bar is how bitter it is.

1
Mill Lane Pale4.2%
Pale aleIBU
2
Towpath4.5%
Session IPAIBU
3
Coal Drop6.4%
West Coast IPAIBU
4
Helles4.8%
LagerIBU
5
Signal Box3.9%
Best bitterIBU
6
Night Shift5.2%
Oatmeal stoutIBU
7
Canal Rose4.0%
Raspberry sourIBU
8
Foundry5.6%
PorterIBU
Grain to glass

Four steps, all under one roof.

A brewhouse with stainless kettles01

Mash

Norfolk malt and hot water, an hour in the tun.

Fresh green hop cones02

Boil and hop

Herefordshire hops, early for bitterness, late for smell.

Fermenters and pipework03

Ferment

A week to a fortnight in the tanks you can see from the bar.

Stainless kegs stacked together04

Condition

Rested cold, then straight to the taps. Never trucked across the country.

The taproom

Thursday to Sunday, under the tanks.

Long tables, a food truck at the weekend and dogs welcome. Tours on Saturdays at two, with a flight at the end.