Country
We track 9 breweries in Malta. None currently rate Great or better. 5 Rocks leads the list at 2.94 (Poor).
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.
Malta
5 Rocks produce's unproven beer and is ranked #2 in Malta. They are most well known for "Golden Ale", which is a Blonde / Golden Ale and "Imperial Stout", which is an Imperial Stout. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Ales and Dark Beers.
Qrendi, Malta
HUSKIE is a micro-brewery located in Qrendi, Malta and founded by two Maltese friends Jean & Miguel in 2017. Huskie's aim is to introduce fresh beers to the local market, brewed with a passion for science and quality.
Ix-Xewkija, Malta
Lord Chambray is the first microbrewery in Maltese history. We pay particular attention to the quality. All our beers are brewed from natural raw materials with no additives, no preservatives, no chemicals, no cheap substitutes. We brew 100% bottle re-fermented craft beers!!
Tas-Sliema, Malta
The Brew (Malta) produce's unproven beer and is ranked #4 in Malta. They are most well known for "Golden Ale", which is a Blonde / Golden Ale and "Valletta", which is an Other Lager. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Lagers and IPAs.
Marsa, Malta
At The Other Brewery Co., we produce great beerβthe way it should be done. No fuss, no gimmicksβjust excellent, high-quality brews made with care, precision, and a passion for delivering the perfect pint. Born from a love of bold flavours and a deep respect for the art of brewing, The Other Brewery Co. is redefining beer culture with a fresh approach. Inspired by years of hands-on learning and experience in Londonβs thriving beer scene, weβve brought that knowledge back home to Malta. Obsessed with factories, production, and the beauty of simple, well-made beer, we are proud to be Maltaβs newest brewery. We believe in beer that speaks for itselfβflavourful, balanced, and brewed to be enjoyed. No buzzwords, no trends, just great beer perfected the way itβs meant to be.
San Δ wann, Malta
Stretta produce's unproven beer and is ranked #5 in Malta. They are most well known for "Premium Lager", which is a Pale Lager and "India Pale Ale No.1", which is an American IPA. Their primary focus is brewing Pale Lagers and IPAs.
Birkirkara, Malta
Red Mill Brewing Co. is a microbrewery that brews distinctive and unique craft beers in small batches. Located at The Chapels Gastrobrewpub in The Brewhouse, Red Mill Brewing Co. focuses on being experimental, innovative and adventurous in the craft beer market. Named after the iconic red mill originally manufactured in Bristol, UK, this historic piece of equipment was installed at the Farsons Brewery in the 1950s. It remained in operation until March 2013, when the final brew was produced in the original Farsons Brewhouse. Today, it stands as one of the few fully functional Bristol-made mills still in existence. With dedicated filtering equipment and pasteurization capability, Red Mill Brewing Co. can brew any type of beer from filtered and pasteurized to unfiltered and unpasteurized, and anything in between. The Red Mill Brewing Co. also has a kegging facility to package the beer in 20 litre stainless steel kegs. Red Mill craft beers are available only on draught in a few select local bars and pubs.
Il-Δ¦amrun, Malta
"The Malta Export Brewery" was created when the first privately owned Maltese bank, established in 1840 by Giuseppe Scicluna, took over one of their client's operations in 1928. They were granted a temporary exclusive licence to manufacture lagers and from this take-over were born Malta's first Bavarian inspired beers, the 'Cisk Pilsner' and the 'Cisk Munchener'. The Malta Export Brewery eventually merged with Simonds Farsons Limited in 1948. This company had itself been formed in 1929 by the merger of the local brewing firm, L. Farrugia & Sons (alias 'Farsons') and the Maltese branch of the Simonds' Brewery based in Reading, Berkshire in the United Kingdom. The new company became Simonds Farsons Cisk Limited. Source: Wikipedia
