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Kelham Island Brewery was purpose built in 1990 on land adjoining the Fat Cat pub in Alma Street. The area is known as Kelham Island as the land is on an island formed by a mill race, leaving then running back into the River Don. The brewing equipment was purchased from the Oxford Brewery and Bakehouse, and allowed for full mash brewing of approximately 20 barrels per week. Kelham Island was the first new independent brewery in Sheffield in the last century. Due to it's success in the early years the brewery has moved into new, purpose built premises at Kelham Island, with 5 times the capacity of the original premises, which are now used as a visitors centre. The following cask beers are regularly brewed: Devonshire Cat Bitter 3.8%, Best Bitter 3.8%, Easy Rider 4.3%, Fat Cat Bitter 4.4%, Pride of Sheffield 4.5%, Pale Rider 5.2%, Bete Noire 5.5% CAMRA Brewery Liaison Officer: Alan Gibbons |
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Abbeydale Brewery was started in 1996 by Patrick Morton, previously of Kelham Island, the brewery is located in the south of the city in the Abbeydale area, which took it's name from Beauchief Abbey, a medieval monestary. It was built by men who were involved in the murder of Thomas a Becket, hence the ecclesiastical theme of the beers. The following cask beers are regularly brewed: Matins 3.6%, Bitter 4%, Moonshine 4.3%, Absolution 5.3%, Black Mass 6.66%, Last Rites 11.5% CAMRA Brewery Liaison officer: Dave Williams |
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Bradfield Brewery is now brewing. Based in a converted barn on a dairy farm, they produce three regular beers - Farmers Bitter, Farmers Stout and Farmers Pale Ale, as long as a number of seasonal specials. CAMRA Brewery liaison officer: Richard Ryan |
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Based
in the old Blanco polish factory in Neepsend, Sheffield Brewery produce
a range of beers with names that relate to Sheffield such as Crucible
Best Bitter, Blanco Blonde, Five Rivers and Seven Hills.
CAMRA Brewery liaison officer: Rob Carroll |
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Crown
Brewery is now brewing a range of beers at the Hillsborough Hotel again.
The Stout and traditional Bitter won awards at their first Sheffield
Beer Festival! For more information about the brewery see their website.
CAMRA Brewery liason officer: Duncan Whysall. |
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Test
brews were launched in the Kelham Island Tavern and Hillsborough Hotel
in December 2007, these had been brewed at Brewlab in Sunderland. The
Brew Company have now acquired premises in the Pitsmoor area and
expect to be brewing commercially in March 2008.
CAMRA Brewery liason officer: not yet appointed |
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| White Rose Brewery | Another
new start up, they are currently based in the cellar of Sheffield
Brewing Company at present!
CAMRA Brewery liason officer: not yet appointed |
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