Breweries around North Devon

Barum Brewery was established in 1996 by Tim Webster and is housed in a conversion attached to the Reform Inn, which is now run by Tim. The Reform continues to act as the brewery tap as well as servin... View

Established in 1998, Clearwater is a 10-barrel brewery regularly supplying more than 250 outlets across the South West and nationally with its Devon's Own-labelled beers. Beers are also available at t... View

Combe Brewing Co was established in early 2020, in a recently closed brewery. It produces bottle-conditioned ales to meet its small but growing client base. The owners, Richard and Michelle, have prev... View

Country Life is based at the Big Sheep tourist attraction. The brewery offers a beer demonstration and free samples in the shop during the peak season (April-October). A 15.5-barrel plant was installe... View

Established in Lynbridge in 2016 at the Cottage Inn, using a three-barrel plant located at the rear of the pub. It relocated to its current premises in 2018, installing a new 10-barrel plant. As well... View

Grampus was established in 2014 at the back of the Grampus Inn by Bill Harvey, the pub owner and brewer. It is a small plant using traditional brewing methods, but combining unique and unusual ingredi... View

Established in 2013, GT Ales is housed in a World War II aircraft hangar at Chivenor. An onsite brewery shop has been added to the five-barrel brewery. All five award-winning core ales are available i... View

Holsworthy Ales is a 5.5-barrel microbrewery situated in the heart of Devon's Ruby Country. Brewing began commercially in 2011. Its intention is to make its beers taste as clean and natural as possibl... View

Having stood idle at the rear of the Tally Ho! pub for 14 years, the brewery was resurrected in 2015, and then sold in 2018. The current owner and brewer took over in 2020. As well as the pub, several... View

Established in 2017 in a Grade-II listed, 17th century thatched barn. Beer is delivered in the brewery dray, a VW camper van. View

Located on the Taw Estuary and close to the Tarka Trail, this five-barrel plant in a converted milking parlour, was established in 2013. It supplies a small number of local pubs and hotels, although t... View