Breweries around Mid Anglia

A small batch brewery established in 2017. Originally based on a family farm in South Norfolk, it relocated to Diss in 2021. View

Established in 2014 as Station 119, Bruha was acquired in 2023 by the family who founded Aspall Cyder. New fermentation vessels and bright beer tanks are to be added to the 12-barrel brewhouse. All th... View

Earl Soham was set up behind the Victoria pub in 1984 and continued there until 2001 when the brewery relocated, moving again in 2013 to Debenham. Around 30 outlets are supplied and two pubs are owned... View

Grain Brewery was launched in 2006 by Geoff Wright and Phil Halls in a converted dairy in the Waveney Valley. It upgraded to an 18-barrel plant in 2012. Two pubs are owned: the Plough, Norwich, and th... View

Producing fresh, vegan-friendly beers from the heart of Suffolk, Humber Doucy started brewing in 2019 in an old MOT garage in Bacton, with a brewery shop located down the road, within the Jeffries of... View

Old Chimneys was established in 1995, moving to a converted farm building in 2001. In 2019 Alan Thomson ceased brewing at Market Weston to concentrate on collaborative brewing projects with other brew... View

An award-winning brewery established in 2012 by Matt Hammond on what has been the family farm for over a century. Ales are produced using carefully selected ingredients to create both traditional and... View

Turnstone Ales is a small home-based brewery set up in Kent in 2014 and relocated to Suffolk in 2020. Fining or filtering are not used, and bottle-conditioned ales are available at local markets inclu... View

Wagtail Brewery went into full-time production in 2006. All beers are only available bottle-conditioned. This is a chemical-free brewery. No chemicals are onsite and all cleaning is done with hot wate... View

Watts and Co was established in 2015 and brew a range of traditional and modern beers from its tiny brewhouse in the heart of Suffolk. Each brew produces just 300 pints, with a range of traditional an... View

Established at the Queen's Head in 2004, the five-barrel brewery produces three beers, regularly available at the pub along with other free trade outlets. View