Breweries around Vale of Clwyd

Brewing commenced in 2012 at the rear of the Hope & Anchor pub relocating to the current premises in 2015. It now brews occasionally mainly to produce one-offs for special events and seasonal fairs. View

Cwrw Iâl Community Brewery is run as a social enterprise with profits used for local community projects. The 10-barrel plant brews a core range as well as regular specials, in cask, keg and can. Addit... View

Also known as Bragdy Colomendy, named after the industrial estate where it is located. Owner and head brewer Richard Green commenced brewing in 2017 on a five-barrel plant. All beers brewed are unfine... View

Set up in 2003 by the now retired Dave Facer, it is now operated by long time employee Toby Dunn. It is the oldest brewery in Flintshire. Sales average some 30 barrels per week to around 100 outlets i... View

Geipel commenced brewing in 2013 producing unpasteurised and unfiltered beers. The brewery specialises in lagers, drawing inspiration from the classic styles of Germany and beyond. Available in keg, K... View

Hafod began brewing in 2011 on a small scale and upgraded to a new plant in the current premises in 2014, concentrating on beers in bottle and cask. The standard range is accompanied by regular season... View

Pollys Brew Co was established in 2016, originally as Black Brook inside the stable of an old horse called Polly and have continuously expanded to what is currently a 23-hectolitre plant. It concentra... View

Brewing returned to Ruthin after many years when keen home brewer and CAMRA member Clwyd Roberts made his cask and KeyKeg beers available commercially in 2019. One-off beers are produced on a monthly... View