Breweries around Erewash Valley

Bang The Elephant is a neo-Victorian, steam punk-inspired, six-barrel brewery, creating small batch beers for the cask, keg and bottle market. View

Birch Cottage is a nanobrewery established in 2018 brewing small batch beers. Its brewery tap, Sawley Junction, opened in 2018. View

A sister brewery to Leadmill (qv), Bottle Brook was established in 2005 using a 2.5-barrel plant on a tower gravity system. New World hops are predominantly used. The core range of beers is supplement... View

Microbrewery established in 2014, supplying local pubs and beer festivals. It relocated to new premises in 2015, which saw beer range and capacity increase. A tap house in Draycott village is also ope... View

Set up in Selston in 1999, Leadmill moved to Denby in 2001 and again in 2010 to Heanor. A sister brewery to Bottle Brook (qv), the brewery tap is at the Old Oak, Horsley Woodhouse. View

Marlpool was founded in 2010 by brothers Andy and Chris McAuley. The two-barrel brewery is situated behind the Marlpool Ale House. The brewery yard doubles up as a beer garden and the majority of the... View

Muirhouse was established in 2009 in a domestic garage in Long Eaton. It expanded in 2011 to its present location in Ilkeston and the plant was upgraded in 2016 to 7.5 barrels. View

A 10-barrel microbrewery installed at the rear of the White Lion in Sawley. The White Lion stocks a full range of brews and the brewery is supplying Midland beer festivals, local pubs and pubs across... View

Thorley & Sons began brewing commercially in 2016 on a 1.5-barrel plant located in an old coach house at the rear of brewer Dylan Thorley's house. View

Upgraded in 2022 to a 2.5-barrel brewery, producing small batch beer for local pubs, restaurants, bottle shops and beer festivals. Registered as a commercial brewery in 2016. Cask and bottle, unfined. View