1. Saint Mars Of The Desert

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England

St Mars of the Desert is a small family-owned brewery in Sheffield. We have a 10 hectolitre brewery and a licensed taproom so you can taste our beers steps away from their birthplace. We have been brewing for over 25 years, in the USA and the UK, and our beers are made in the spirit of “great beers for great people”. That’s you! We brew using traditional techniques including a koelship, wood aging and spunding to offer naturally carbonated beers of purity for your enjoyment.

2. Woodland Brewing

Penistone, South Yorkshire, England

Woodland Brewing produce's high quality beer and is ranked #2 in South Yorkshire. They are most well known for "All Eyes On Yew", which is a New England Pale Ale and "Painted Tiles", which is a Session IPA. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and IPAs.

3. Woodland Brewing

Penistoen, South Yorkshire, England

Woodland Brewing produce's high quality beer and is ranked #2 in South Yorkshire. They are most well known for "All Eyes On Yew", which is a New England Pale Ale and "Painted Tiles", which is a Session IPA. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and IPAs.

4. Heist Brew Co

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England

"Heist Brew Co. - Beer you believe in.” Our brand encompasses our passions for music, sports, extreme sports and artistic expression. We want to engage, inspire and educate not only our workforce but our customers, creating a loyal fan base who believe in and live the brand. Our beers are made to be enjoyed in an open field listening to live music, at a football stadium with a pie, at the bottom of the ski slopes, in the back of a van travelling to your next gig, or whilst you're just being passionately creative.

5. Ticking Clock Brew Co

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England

6. Triple Point Brewing

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England

Triple Point Brewing produce's fine quality beer and is ranked #6 in South Yorkshire. They are most well known for "Cryo", which is an American Pale Ale and "Debut", which is an American IPA. Their primary focus is brewing IPAs and Pale Ales.

7. Lost Industry

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England

Brewing progressive beers in the Peoples Republic of South Yorkshire since 2013. At Lost Industry, we brew delicious, creative and genuinely unusual beers. While our compact premises might be narrow, the results of our brewing are anything but. The team here have combed the countryside, foraging ingredients for seasonal one-offs, collaborated with the Women’s Institute and Forestry Commission, and have even concocted a wild garlic saison. “Traditional” is not a word that springs to mind when you meet us, especially after trying our forward-minded beers. With all the breweries in Sheffield, we thought that if we did a pale ale or a bitter, it’d just be noise, so we set out to do something different, and here we still are today.

8. Steel City Brewing

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England

Craft beer from an original cuckoo brewery in the Grim North. Brewing first commenced in September 2009 as a cuckoo brewer at The Brew Company, run by Dave (EvilEmpire) & Gazza, both Ratebeer.com contributors. Gazza has since left to set up Hopcraft Brewery. For three years our beers were brewed at Little Ale Cart, before moving on to Toolmakers, then again moving on to Lost Industry. Brewed to our own recipies and with our own ingredients in our own casks. Although we share premises with Lost Industry, we’re seperate businesses. We aim to brew beers we’d want to drink ourselves which means plenty of creativity and plenty of hops!

9. Abbeydale Brewery

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England

A true Sheffield institution founded in 1996 and based in the heart of the Antiques Quarter, Abbeydale Brewery blends heritage and tradition with creativity and innovation. Our house style could typically be described as pale and hoppy, but that’s not all we can do! As the beer world has evolved so have we, covering a wide range of styles and continually pushing the boundaries of what we can create. We truly believe in the power of beer as a mechanism to bring people together. As a team, we love beer in all its forms, and are committed to continually improving our collective skills, training and equipment to constantly evolve and make our beer the very best it can be.

10. Neepsend Brew Co.

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England

Neepsend Brew Co. produce's good quality beer and is ranked #10 in South Yorkshire. They are most well known for "Blonde", which is a Blonde Ale and "Alcis", which is a Session IPA. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and IPAs.