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Best breweries in Middlesbrough, England

Within 16 miles of Middlesbrough we track 16 breweries. None currently rate Great or better. Talking Tides Brew Co. in Redcar leads the list at 3.80 (Fine).

The scale

  • Exceptional

    A short list of extraordinary breweries worth planning a trip around.

  • Great

    Consistently produce world-class beer.

  • Fine

    Make genuinely good beer, if not the pint you will still be talking about next year.

  • Poor

    Not bad beer so much as unremarkable beer.

  • Limited

    Most craft beer drinkers pass these by.

Ranked breweries

  1. 1

    Talking Tides Brew Co.

    Redcar, Redcar and Cleveland, England

    Talking Tides Brew Co. produce's fine quality beer and is ranked #8 in North Yorkshire. They are most well known for "Headland", which is an American Pale Ale and "Bark Side of the Moon", which is a New England IPA. Their primary focus is brewing IPAs and Pale Ales.

    Rating
    3.80Fine
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  2. 2

    The Steam Machine Brewing Company

    Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, England

    Wow! You found our beer! Did you know it's extremely rare for us to distribute to bottleshops, bars, pubs etc? We prefer making a connection with YOU directly! Most of our unique barrel aged, wild foraged, and eclectic strong brews can only be found direct from Steam Machine. Visit our bustling community hub, or our online store for more. Good luck, and Cheers!

    Rating
    3.78Fine
    Popularity
    Modestly rated
  3. 3

    Orchard Road Brewery

    Darlington, England

    Orchard Road Brewery was established in April 2017 and was born from my passion in search of the perfect pint of ale. There have been occasions when, for me, the ale has not lived up to my expectations, but the growing number of excellent ales has kept my spirits up and the search continues! Our goal is to not only search for the perfect pint, but to ultimately produce our own perfect ales. Obviously, our idea of the perfect pint will not necessarily be the same as others. So, we are hoping to take our customers on the same journey and plan to involve as many as we can in developing tastes and styles to help find everyone's perfect pint. The brewing has taken a back seat during the refurbishment and the opening of ORB but, once established, I will be back to my brew lab in search of that perfect recipe. ORB Micropub will allow us to involve our customers in developing tastes and styles and we will introduce small quantity sample brews over the coming 12 months.

    Rating
    3.60Poor
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  4. 4

    Three Brothers Brewing Co

    Stockton-on-Tees, England

    Three Brothers Brewing Company is the vision of Kit Dodd, to start up and run a microbrewery in his home town of Eaglescliffe, County Durham. After brewing for 5 years, Kit decided the time was right to step out and make his vision a reality. Along with his older brother Dave and brother in law Chris, they turned an empty shell industrial unit into a modern and efficient brewery, capable of producing 16000 pints per week. What makes Three Brothers Brewing Company different? Many breweries have the ability to make great craft beer, some can make a variety of great beers but with a small pilot plant we have ability to trial and perfect our recipes to ensure we only supply our very best. Add in Kit’s chemical engineering degree and our extensive range of quality control equipment, we can ensure the consistency and quality of our beers remain at the highest standard. But the real difference is in the family and their ability to adapt and innovate. Dave has worked as a mechanical engineer for a large number of years and is building a range of purpose built machinery to enhance the efficiency of the brewery. Chris has worked in catering for twenty years so understands the importance of presentation, style and fine detail, not to mention his skill as a chef for our seasonal beer and food pairing nights! It is the blend of passion, experience, innovation and style that makes the beer we produce competitively tasty, refreshingly different and always of the highest quality.

    Rating
    3.44Poor
    Popularity
    Modestly rated
  5. 5

    Dionysiac Brewing

    Darlington, England

    Dionysiac Brewing produce's unproven beer and is ranked #12 in Durham. They are most well known for "Quakertown Mafia", which is an English IPA and "Despicable Navvy", which is a Bitter - Best. Their primary focus is brewing Amber Ales and Pale Ales.

    Rating
    3.33Poor
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  6. 6

    Guisborough Brewery

    Guisborough, Redcar and Cleveland, England

    We are based in Guisborough, nestled between the North Yorkshire moors and the still unspoilt coast line of the north east. The unit was taken on as a blank canvas and the brewery fitted out specifically for the best way to make the best beer. There is a 5bbl brew plant that has one automated piece of equipment and that is the Hot Liquor Tank’s thermostat, other than that it’s hands on all the way. This allows each brew to be hand crafted (prodded and poked, soothed and sifted) to ensure it’s at its peak in time for drinking.

    Rating
    3.05Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  7. 7

    The Captain Cook Brewery

    Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, England

    The Captain Cook Brewery produce's unproven beer and is ranked #30 in North Yorkshire. They are most well known for "Slipway", which is an English Pale Ale and "Endeavour", which is a Bitter - Session / Ordinary. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and Amber Ales.

    Rating
    3.03Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  8. 8

    Crafty Monkey Brewing Co

    Hartlepool, England

    Crafty Monkey Brewing Co produce's unproven beer and is ranked #18 in Durham. They are most well known for "Ruby Ruby Ruby Ruby", which is an Other Red Ale and "Reward IPA", which is an English IPA. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and Amber Ales.

    Rating
    2.98Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  9. 9

    Camerons Brewery

    Hartlepool, England

    Camerons Brewery is now the only remaining major independent family brewer in the North East of England. Evidence of brewing at the site in Hartlepool dates back to 16th century and The Lion Brewery has been home to Camerons since 1865. We use a selection of the finest ingredients sourced both locally as well as using new hop varieties from around the world. The brewing team at Camerons combine these with water drawn from two of the artesian wells located 230ft below the brewery. Our aim is to produce a range of fantastic beers that has the unique combination of craft, heritage & innovation brewed into every pint.

    Rating
    2.90Limited
    Popularity
    Well rated
  10. 10

    The Village Brewer

    Darlington, England

    The Village Brewer produce's unproven beer and is ranked #19 in Durham. They are most well known for "White Boar Bitter", which is a Bitter - Session / Ordinary and "Old Raby Ale", which is a Dark Ale. Their primary focus is brewing Amber Ales and Dark Beers.

    Rating
    2.90Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  11. 11

    Mad Scientist

    Darlington, England

    Mad Scientist produce's unproven beer and is ranked #23 in Durham. They are most well known for "The Booze Brothers", which is an Other Stout and "Puss 'N' Boobs", which is an English Porter. Their primary focus is brewing Dark Beers and Pale Ales.

    Rating
    2.88Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  12. 12

    Yard of Ale Brew Co.

    Ferryhill, County Durham, England

    We are a 2.5bbl micro situated in outbuildings at the Surtees Arms, DL17 0DH. Family owned and run, we supply pubs, clubs and beer fests around the region. We currently brew a core-range of beers as well as two monthly specials and some in-betweeners, because we like to try new things!

    Rating
    2.88Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  13. 13

    Hopper House Brew Farm

    Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, England

    Hopper House Brew Farm produce's unproven beer and is ranked #25 in Durham. They are most well known for "Pasture Bedtime", which is a Session IPA and "Me And the Farmer", which is an American Pale Ale. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and IPAs.

    Rating
    2.86Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  14. 14

    Second Sun Brew Co

    Darlington, England

    Second Sun Brew Co produce's unproven beer and is ranked #8 in Durham. They are most well known for "Halcyon Golden Ale", which is a Blonde / Golden Ale - English and "Dais", which is a New England IPA. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and IPAs.

    Rating
    2.81Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  15. 15

    Redscar Brewery

    Redcar, Redcar and Cleveland, England

    We are dedicated to producing Quality Cask Conditioned Real Ale, using only superior additive free ingredients. Brewed in a centuries old method, Redscar Brewery will only deliver to local outlets so keeping an exclusive local feel to it's ales.

    Rating
    2.69Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  16. 16

    Castle Eden

    Hartlepool, County Durham, England

    Today, Castle Eden Brewery, fronted by two local entrepreneurs Cliff Walker and David Travers, embark on the same journey as John Nimmo did. The team share the same passion, excitement and commitment for quality, distinction and forward thinking to bring back to County Durham that brewing Centre of Excellence. The brewery based in Seaham is here to support other local microbreweries in the form of contract brewing, keg, cask, bottle or a combination from the state of the art brewing facility.

    Rating
    2.58Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated