Breweries around Peterborough

Founded in 1998 behind the Blue Bell pub. The brewery is owned by the pub after previously operating as a separate business. Beers are only available at the pub and to private customers. View

Established in 2019, Bowler’s Brewery acquired the Hopshackle brand in 2023, and now brews a number of SIBA award-winning real ales under both brands. It supplies cask ales to pubs within the Peterbor... View

Digfield Ales started brewing in 2005 and has continually expanded brewing capacity to keep up with demand. In 2012 it moved to a larger premises near Barnwell, where a reed bed was installed and the... View

The North Brink brewery was established in 1795. Owned by the Elgood family since 1878, the fifth generation are now involved in running the business. Elgood's has approximately 30 tied pubs within a... View

In 2014, exactly 100 years after the last brewery in King's Cliffe ceased brewing, village resident Jeremy O'Neill set up this venture. It currently produces five barrels a week.  View

A famous Stamford brewery that opened in 1825 and closed in 1974. It reopened in 1994 and is owned by Samuel Smith of Tadcaster (qv). No real ale. View

Mile Tree was established in 2012 at the Secret Garden Touring Park in Wisbech, and moved to Peterborough in 2018. Beer is brewed on a five-barrel plant. It serves the local area and beer festivals. View

Nene Valley Brewery was established in 2011. A bespoke 15-barrel plant was installed in former Water Board premises in 2012. Further expansion in 2016 has doubled the floorspace. A brewery tap, Tap &... View

The brewery was established in 1993 in Oakham (Rutland) and moved to Peterborough in 1998. The brewery’s main production site is a 75-barrel plant in the Woodston area of the city. The six-barrel 'Wes... View

Originally using spare capacity at King's Cliffe Brewery, Rocket Ales relocated to its own site in 2017 and currently brews five core ales, and a changing range of specials. View

A microbrewery in Cambridgeshire, specialising in hoppy craft beer. Only limited run, single batches are brewed (contact the brewery for details of current brews). View

Established in 2007 in a converted agricultural barn, the brewery is named after two farm steam engines. A 15-barrel plant was installed in 2011. Around 70 outlets are supplied direct. View

The Hunt brothers took over Xtreme Ales in 2020. The core range of ales is retained, along with some of the popular seasonals, but a number of new brews have also been added. The award-winning beers c... View