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Goddards

Barnsley Farm, Bullen Road, Ryde, PO33 1QF (View on Google Map) 01983611011 office@goddardsbrewery.com Website
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Anthony Goddard established what is now the oldest active brewery on the Isle of Wight, in 1993. Originally occupying an 18th century barn, a new brewery was built in 2008, quadrupling its capacity. It has since been increased again following a move to Branstone Farm in 2023. Goddards' remain a locally-focused business distributing ales on the island, and easily-accessible southern English counties. Beers are also contract brewed for Crumbs Brewery, where breadcrumbs replace about a quarter of the malt usual in the brewing process.

7 Regularly Produced Beers

Goddards - Ale of Wight

Produced: Regularly Brewed

Ryde

Session Bitter

ABV: 3.7%

Goddards - Fuggle-Dee-Dum

Produced: Regularly Brewed

Ryde

Premium Bitter

ABV: 4.8%

Goddards - Inspiration

Produced: Mar-May

Ryde

Premium Golden Ale

ABV: 5.2%

Goddards - Ducks Folly

Produced: Sep-Oct

Ryde

Premium Bitter

ABV: 5.2%

Goddards - Wight Squirrel

Produced: Regularly Brewed

Ryde

Session Bitter

ABV: 4.3%

Goddards - Starboard

Produced: Regularly Brewed

Ryde

Session Golden Ale

ABV: 4%

Goddards - Puncheon Porter

Produced: Nov-Mar

Ryde

Strong Porter

ABV: 5%
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