Breweries around Dudley & South Staffordshire

A classic, Black Country, small brewery established in 1877. Tim and Matthew Batham represent the fifth generation to run the company. The Vine, one of the Black Country's most famous pubs, is also th... View

A compact brewery located at the back of the Bull's Head in Lower Gornal, which recommenced brewing in 2004. In 2012 much of the old equipment was replaced with a new kit, which can brew up to 15 barr... View

Formerly the Pig Iron Brewery, brewing moved to the current site behind the Britannia pub in Rowley Village and is now called the Britt Brewery. The bulk of the production is sold in the pub, with som... View

Cult of Oak was set up by beer sommelier Roberto Ross in 2019. Specialising in barrel-aged strong ales of varying styles, most of the beers are brewed collaboratively and are canned or bottled with so... View

Davenports brewery occupies part of a distribution warehouse in an industrial unit in Smethwick on the outskirts of Birmingham. The 7.5-barrel plant produces a selection of beers under the Davenports... View

Enville Brewery is sited on a picturesque Victorian, Grade II-listed farm complex, using natural well water, traditional steam brewing and a reed and willow-effluent plant. Enville Ale is infused with... View

The brewery was established in 2012 by James and Tom Fownes in premises to the rear of the Jolly Crispin, Upper Gornal. A later expansion saw the brewery moved to a new larger site in Brierley Hill. F... View

A family brewery spanning four generations, Holden's began life as a brewpub in 1915. Continued expansion means it now has 19 tied pubs in its estate. View

Established in 2004, Kinver brewery produces a wide range of different beer styles including one-off specials. The brewery relocated in 2012 to a new 10-barrel plant on the edge of Kinver due to incre... View

A famous brewpub best known as Ma Pardoe's after the matriarch who ruled it for years. The pub has been licensed since 1835 and the present brewery and pub were built in 1863. Brewing continued until... View

Formerly known as Pig Iron, the brewery was set up in 2015 and is currently situated to the rear of the Britannia pub in Rowley village. The bulk of production is sold in the pub, with some Pig Iron b... View

Nationally-renowned, Victorian tower brewery behind the Beacon Hotel, which has been brewing since 1987. It attracts visitors from near and far. The brewery is famous for its Dark Ruby Mild, which has... View

The four-barrel brewery opened in 2004. With the exception of Phoebe's Ale, named after the brewer's daughter, all brews commemorate local landmarks, events and people. Nearly all of the brewery's out... View