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Best breweries in Norwich, England

Within 16 miles of Norwich we track 27 breweries. None currently rate Great or better. All Day Brewing Company LTD in Norwich leads the list at 3.75 (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

    All Day Brewing Company LTD

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Located in a 500-year-old barn just outside Reepham Norfolk. We are obsessed with brewing delicious bright balanced beers, from Heritage Milds, rice pales, Lagers to big punchy old school west coast IPA's. Proper. We brew using whole cone hops and our onsite Borehole water with minimal to no intervention - resulting in a very distinct "All Day" flavour profile. Don't be shy, come visit our onsite Tap Room where we have up to 9 of our beers on rotation. Cheers!

    Rating
    3.75Fine
    Popularity
    Lightly rated
  2. 2

    Golden Triangle

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Golden Triangle have been brewing modern, well-hopped ales for Norwich and Norfolk since 2011. Our beers can be found in the finest real ale pubs in Norwich and surrounding areas, as well as at major CAMRA beer festivals such as GBBF, Cambridge, Peterborough, Norwich and of course the City of Ale. We are renowned for brewing distinctive and contemporary hoppy ales. We strictly use only the best of Norfolk barley, and the best hops from around the world. You will always be able to find our beers on at our refurbished pub, The Artichoke, in the heart of Norwich.

    Rating
    3.70Fine
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  3. 3

    Fengate Brewery

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Fengate Brewery produce's good quality beer and is ranked #3 in Norfolk. They are most well known for "Three Threads", which is an Other Porter and "Imperial Extra Double Stout", which is an Imperial Stout. Their primary focus is brewing Dark Beers and Amber Ales.

    Rating
    3.62Poor
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  4. 4

    Bull Of The Woods Brewing Co.

    Bungay, Norfolk, England

    Bull Of The Woods Brewing Co. produce's decent quality beer and is ranked #7 in Norfolk. They are most well known for "Vapour Trail", which is an English Pale Ale and "Inca Gold", which is a Blonde / Golden Ale - English. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and IPAs.

    Rating
    3.49Poor
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  5. 5

    Mr Winter's Beers

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Mr Winter's (Winter's Brewing Co) produce's good quality beer and is ranked #6 in Norfolk. They are most well known for "Vanilla Latte", which is a Milk / Sweet Stout and "Evolution APA", which is an American Pale Ale. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and Dark Beers.

    Rating
    3.49Poor
    Popularity
    Modestly rated
  6. 6

    Green Dragon

    Bungay, Suffolk, England

    Green Dragon produce's unproven beer and is ranked #9 in Suffolk. They are most well known for "Chaucer Ale", which is a Bitter - Session / Ordinary and "Gold", which is a Blonde / Golden Ale. Their primary focus is brewing Amber Ales and Pale Ales.

    Rating
    3.49Poor
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  7. 7

    Grain Brewery

    Harleston, Norfolk, England

    The soul of every great beer is in the grain. Established in 2006 in barns at South Farm, Alburgh, with Oak as the first beer, Grain Brewery has since grown and grown. From originally only selling beers in farm shops, local food festivals and farmers markets in Suffolk and Norfolk, our beers are now available on draught and bottled across most of East Anglia. The Plough was the first Grain pub in 2010, with keg production starting in 2012. The Spread Eagle in Ipswich and The Corn Hall in Diss followed, and who knows what the future holds?

    Rating
    3.46Poor
    Popularity
    Modestly rated
  8. 8

    The Fat Cat Brewing Company

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    We are a multi award-winning small brewery based in Norwich. The Fat Cat Brewery was formed in 2005 by pub landlord Colin Keatley. Since then we have won several awards and have been represented on numerous occasions at the CAMRA National Beer Festival. Much of the success of the brewery is down to the hand-picked team that run it on a day-to-day basis. We have won several awards at beer festivals all across the UK as well as numeral regional Beer of the Year awards including CAMRA Norfolk Beer of the Year 2017 (Fat Cat I.P.A). The real ale produced at The Fat Cat Brewery is available at the three Fat Cat pubs in Norwich as well as The Fat Cat (Ipswich), The Fat Cat (Colchester) and numerous other pubs across Great Britain.

    Rating
    3.44Poor
    Popularity
    Modestly rated
  9. 9

    The People's Brewery

    Norfolk, England

    We have been brewing since 2014 on our tiny 1 barrel brewery at the Queen’s Head in Haddiscoe, Norfolk. We brew traditional English-style ales with the occasional foray into the new world. Whilst small and humble, our local reputation has grown across more of the East Anglian region. We have had some success too - we won β€˜Beer of the Festival’ in 2017 and 2018 at the Beccles Beer Festival, for our Thurlton Gold and Norfolk Cascade respectively. Thurlton Gold won the same award at CAMRA’s Norwich Beer Festival in 2018 as well.

    Rating
    3.44Poor
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  10. 10

    Stow Fen

    Bungay, Suffolk, England

    Stow Fen produce's unproven beer and is ranked #12 in Suffolk. They are most well known for "Twisted Oak IPA", which is an English IPA and ""Cock Up" IPA", which is an English IPA. Their primary focus is brewing Amber Ales and Dark Beers.

    Rating
    3.41Poor
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  11. 11

    Opa Hay's Brewery

    Beccles, Norfolk, England

    Opa Hay's Brewery produce's unproven beer and is ranked #9 in Norfolk. They are most well known for "Liquid Bread", which is a Wheat Beer and "Biere Noire", which is a Dark Ale. Their primary focus is brewing Amber Ales and Wheat Beers.

    Rating
    3.06Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  12. 12

    Tindall Brewery

    Bungay, Norfolk, England

    Originally founded in 1998 as Tindall Ales, the brewery has been resurrected by the next generation producing modern award winning beers with the finest ingredients.

    Rating
    3.05Limited
    Popularity
    Lightly rated
  13. 13

    Redwell Brewing Co.

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Redwell is run by a small and very passionate team, who warmly welcome you to the brewery. Our goal? To create fantastic local beer for local people to enjoy; whether that’s here at our taproom or in one of the many establishments that we supply across East Anglia. We firmly believe that great beers are for everyone; which is why our full range is certified vegan and gluten-free. We brew in small batches right here at the brewery, using locally farmed Norfolk malt and a variety of exciting hops from around the world. Here at the taproom you can enjoy fresh beer straight from the source, alongside food from our resident foodies, The Redwell Vault Pizzeria. We also host a variety of pop-up food options on Sundays.

    Rating
    3.02Limited
    Popularity
    Modestly rated
  14. 14

    Wildcraft Brewery

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    WILDCRAFT BREWERY has been born out of a love of great ales and a desire to experiment with flavours. Live life on the wild side with our craft ales and spirits. Wild Craft makes drinks that are unique in an industry where β€˜the norm’ has been accepted for too long. What makes us wild? Our outlook; We are wild about foraged ingredients and will grow most of the rest, giving back to the land through our by-products, eco-friendly approach and natural reed bed technology. Most of our drinks use natural ingredients that can be found in the growing on the wild in the UK and if not can certainly be found in your local allotment! Erm... we also like to source any ingredients we can't forage from the local area, hence our partnership with Strangers Coffee ;-)

    Rating
    3.01Limited
    Popularity
    Modestly rated
  15. 15

    Chalk Hill Brewery

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    On the same site as The Coach & Horses is the Chalk Hill Brewery Established in 1993 by Bill Thomas Tiny Little and David Blake. This 15 Barrell plant brews 8 core ales plus seasonal brews and supplies local festivals and pubs including The Alexandra on Stafford St and of course The Coach & Horses.

    Rating
    2.99Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  16. 16

    Wolf Brewery

    Attleborough, Norfolk, England

    Wolf Brewery was founded in September 1995 on the old Gaymers Cider site in Attleborough, Norfolk, The brewery was founded on the principle of producing high quality real ales made with the finest local ingredients and this ethos continues to this day. The business grew steadily and, in 2005, the brewery was sold to WBC (Norfolk) Ltd. The business outgrew the existing premises and in 2006, a major investment was made in new brew plant and a move to Rookery Farm, a couple of miles away in the village of Besthorpe. After further growth we then moved again, in the autumn of 2013, to our own bespoke premises in the Heart of Norfolk at Decoy Farm, Besthorpe. The water used throughout the brewery is drawn from an on-site chalk based well. The malted barley all comes from Norfolk and once we have extracted the goodness from the malted cereal, cattle on a neighboring farm benefit from the remaining grains.

    Rating
    2.98Limited
    Popularity
    Modestly rated
  17. 17

    Humpty Dumpty Brewery

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Making cracking real ales since 1998! Humpty Dumpty Brewery was founded in Reedham, Norfolk, and moved to our current location on Church Road in 2001. We take our name from the GER Class T-19R steam locomotives that operated on the Norwich-Lowestoft line in the early 20th Century. The 2-4-0 engines were front-heavy and looked as if they might fall off the line, and so were dubbed β€œHumpty Dumpties.” We operate an 11-barrel brewplant and produce a wide range of award-winning real ales. We are a well-established award-winning microbrewery in the heart of the Norfolk Broads delivering cask and bottled real ales to pubs and outlets across East Anglia. Check out our Norfolk Broads brew project celebrating all the women involved in the industry!

    Rating
    2.98Limited
    Popularity
    Modestly rated
  18. 18

    St. Peter’s Brewery Co.

    Bungay, Suffolk, England

    The brewery was built in 1996 and is housed in an attractive range of traditional former agricultural buildings adjacent to St. Peter’s Hall. Siting the brewery at St. Peter’s was ideal because of the excellent water quality from our own deep bore-hole. Locally malted barley is used, together with Kentish hops, to produce a range of classical English cask-conditioned ales. In addition the company produces a range of superb bottled beers. We brew β€˜traditional’ beers (bitters, mild etc.) as well as some more unusual beers such as honey porter and fruit beer. (We are replicating what was common practice up to the Nineteenth Century to add fruits and honey to beers to create special seasonal brews).

    Rating
    2.97Limited
    Popularity
    Widely rated
  19. 19

    Waveney Brewing Company

    Bungay, Norfolk, England

    Waveney Brewing Company produce's unproven beer and is ranked #21 in Norfolk. They are most well known for "East Coast Mild", which is a Mild and "Lightweight", which is an English Bitter. Their primary focus is brewing Amber Ales and Brown Ales.

    Rating
    2.96Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  20. 20

    Woodforde's Brewery

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Founded in 1981, Woodforde’s Brewery is home to a wide range of beers and ales including two Supreme Champion Beers of Britain, and the FIFTYTWOΒ° NORTH collection of craft beers. Named in honor of Parson James Woodforde, an 18th Century clergyman who wrote lovingly in his diaries of a love for good food and great beer, our story starts in the 1960’s during the new-wave revolution of home brewers creating authentic flavours and crafting their own beers. We’ve always stayed true to our values by using the best locally grown malt, carefully selected fresh whole hop flowers & water from the ancient aquifer below us. You’ll find us at the heart of the Norfolk Broads on the rural estate of Woodbastwick where we’ve been for the last 30 years. Visit us and experience great tasting beer.

    Rating
    2.93Limited
    Popularity
    Well rated
  21. 21

    St. Andrew's Brewhouse

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Here at St Andrew’s Brew House there are three things we are truly passionate about: great beer, great food and great service! A real gem among all the restaurants and pubs in Norwich, we are home to our very own micro-brewery, bar and restaurant with some great weekly events. Being in the heart of Norwich means our ground floor bar and restaurant are the perfect place for watching the world go by with a beer or two. On the first floor, our function rooms are filled with classic board games and are a great vantage point for keeping an eye on our next batch of beer being brewed. Whether you are popping in for your favourite after-work pint, or a relaxing afternoon nibbling on tapas with friends, we want you to feel like part of our family.

    Rating
    2.92Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  22. 22

    S&P Brewery

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    S&P Brewery are a father and son run 10BBL microbrewery. We opened in July 2013 and chose our name for a reason. In 1927, major Norfolk brewers, Steward & Patteson, sold a piece of land to one of their barrel makers, Albert Davis, and he built a bungalow for himself on it. I bought the bungalow and accompanying two acres of land in 1983, living here with my family since. Having been a keen home brewer for a very long time, it had long been a hope that one day, a link could be made to the history of the property and it could become the home of a new brewery. After a long struggle to get planning permission, the green light was finally given for us to have a bore well on site. Trademark approval for S&P was granted, and the rest is history.

    Rating
    2.91Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  23. 23

    Panther Brewery

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    We are an award-winning microbrewery based in North Norfolk. We use traditional brewing techniques to create a range of sleek and modern real ales, available in seven different breeds. When Reepham Brewery called time in 2009, I had just been made redundant and took a gamble in December 2010. Our name is a result of the inhabitants of the small Norfolk town of Reepham claiming to have seen a large panther-like cat prowling the countryside. Our beers are dedicated to this beautiful animal - deliciously-balanced with poise and a sleek finish, a celebration of the beast’s cunning and prowess. We supply our beer to outlets all over East Anglia and now London - keep your eyes and palates peeled for the Panther’s mark of high quality real ale!

    Rating
    2.89Limited
    Popularity
    Lightly rated
  24. 24

    Tipples Brewery

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Tipple's Brewery was founded in 2004 by me, Jason Tipple. I was bored with my career in financial services and decided it was time for change. So in October 2003 I resigned and then had to find a way to earn a living! Some say I should have done that the other way round... In September 2004, after lots of research and with a passion for good beer, Tipple's Brewery (and my oldest daughter!) was born. All of our beers have been brewed from scratch to our own original recipes. We pride ourselves on sourcing our grain locally, from East Anglian maltsters. We NEVER use preservatives. We don’t blend or add flavourings to our beers to make new ones nor do we sell the same beer under different names calling it a β€œspecial.” Norfolk born and brewed…

    Rating
    2.86Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  25. 25

    Blimey! Brewing Company

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Blimey! Brewing Company produce's unproven beer and is ranked #31 in Norfolk. They are most well known for "Son of Paleface APA", which is an American Pale Ale and "The Paleface APA", which is an American Pale Ale. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and IPAs.

    Rating
    2.82Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  26. 26

    Pell & Co

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    Pell & Co produce's unproven beer and is ranked #22 in Norfolk. They are most well known for "Miss E Malt", which is a Bitter - Session / Ordinary and "Farrier", which is a Bitter - Session / Ordinary. Their primary focus is brewing Amber Ales and Pale Ales.

    Rating
    2.76Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated
  27. 27

    The Why Not Brewery

    Norwich, Norfolk, England

    The Why Not Brewery produce's not great quality beer and is ranked #38 in Norfolk. They are most well known for "Chocolate Nutter", which is an Other Stout and "Norfolk Honey Ale", which is a Honey Beer. Their primary focus is brewing Dark Beers and Amber Ales.

    Rating
    2.76Limited
    Popularity
    Barely rated