Breweries around Nottingham

Situated inside one of Nottingham's oldest, haunted, and cave-filled pubs. The Angel Microbrewery uses a 2.5-barrel plant, nestled in the taproom of the 400-year-old pub. Beers are available at the An... View

A nanobrewery launched in 2015, it moved back to Beeston in 2023, from a site in the City Centre. Produces cask and bottle-conditioned beer in a variety of styles. The beers are all unfined (vegan), u... View

Black Iris began brewing in 2011 using a six-barrel plant behind the Flowerpot pub in Derby. It expanded to a brand new 10-barrel plant in 2014 and relocated to premises in Nottingham. Beers are distr... View

Blue Monkey was established in 2008 as a 10-barrel plant, but moved in 2010 to a bigger site to meet increasing demand. It now brews around 15,000 pints a week to supply more than 1,000 local outlets,... View

Part of the Brewhouse & Kitchen chain, producing its own range of beers. Carry outs and brewery experience days are offered. View

Castle Rock, established in 1998, quickly developed a reputation for producing high quality, consistent cask beers, which continues to this day, with five from the core range winning awards at nationa... View

Andrew and Maggie Dunkin established an initial six-barrel brewery in an industrial unit in Colwick in 2010, expanding to 12 barrels in 2013 in a larger adjacent unit. The brewery opened its own tap,... View

Brewing commenced in 2003 and has grown steadily since, with a gradual expansion in outlets and capacity. View

Good Stuff Brewing at the Abdication, is a nanobrewery located inside the Abdication micropub. Capacity is 0.5-barrels so occasional beers can only be found at the pub and local beer festivals. View

Lenton Lane began brewing in 2014 under the name Frontier, after taking over the brewing plant at the Flower Pot pub, Derby. Lenton Lane changed its name in 2016 and relocated to a purpose-built brewe... View

Established in 2012 Lincoln Green Brewing Co operates a 10-barrel plant. The brewery takes its name from the colour of dyed woollen cloth associated with the legend of Robin Hood. Beers are named with... View

A strong ethos of community and inclusiveness at its core, with beers influenced by rock and psychedelic music. Moving to its own premises in 2021, with a taproom open weekends, featuring many visual... View

Launched in 2006 using a six-barrel plant, the brewery upgraded to 17.5-barrels in 2017. Only British hops and malt are used in the core range, with the Wanderlust range taking more worldly influences... View

Located in Nottingham, just a stone's throw from the iconic Trent bridge, the brewery combines historic Victorian premises, cutting edge technology and a team of brewing experts. View

Neon Raptor is a small independent brewery producing modern and traditional beer styles from a central Nottingham site, in the heart of the city's creative quarter, since 2018. Beers are available in... View

Re-established in 2000 after post-war closure by Whitbread of the original Nottingham Brewery in the 1950s. Investment by a new majority shareholder will mean a site move for the brewery in 2023-2024... View

Since starting in 2010, the brewery has built up a loyal following of pubs locally, while supplying beer festivals across the country, functions and individual customers. View

Established in 2020 and upgraded in 2022 to a 200-litre plant, Reckless Dweeb Brew Co is a nanobrewery nestled in a quiet village in the heart of Nottinghamshire. View

Established in 1996 as Fiddlers Ales, becoming Alcazar Brewery on change of ownership in 1999. A full-mash, 10-barrel brewery, it is located behind the Fox & Crown. It changed hands in 2016, the name... View

Established in 2021. Source House brew beers using only British malt and hops, experimenting with local and homegrown ingredients. View