Exe Valley Brewery

History

When opened in 1984 this brewery traded under the name Barrons Brewery. Initially a 3 barrel self-built plant was used located on a farm. In 1991, an additional partner was taken on and the name changed to Exe Valley. Over the years the plant was expanded in a haphazard manner and became a 7½ barrel plant. In 1994 a new 15 barrel plant was commissioned to replace the existing brewery, this also being converted from non-brewing vessels. The beers take advantage of the breweries own spring water.

Beers Brewed

We do not maintain a list of beers brewed by each brewery. There may be a list on the brewery's own website and we suggest you also visit the entry for Exe Valley Brewery on the independant www.beermad.org.uk.

Regular Outlets

More that 50 outlets are supplied directly by the brewery, who have suggested the following :

Lamb Inn, Silverton
Silverton Inn, Silverton
Three Tuns, Silverton
Great Western, Exeter
Bridge Inn, Topsham
Red Lion, Tedburn St Mary
Barrel 'o Beer, Beer
Royal Castle Hotel, Dartmouth
Ruffwell Inn, Thorverton

Visit Information

Brewery tours are available for pre-arranged groups only. A small charge is made. Contact the brewery for more details. Casual visitors are not catered for.

Distribution Information

The brewery deliver directly to pubs within an approximate 35 mile radius. The beers are also available via the following wholesalers and breweries, The Beer Seller, Beer Warehouse Ltd, Flying Firkin Distribution Ltd, Cask Force, The Molecrew, Ales of the Unexpected and RCH Brewery.

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Last Updated : 31st December 2004

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