Welcome to Bradfield Brewery
Bradfield Brewery, based on a busy working farm in the Peak District within the picturesque village of Bradfield, produces a range of distinctive cask conditioned real ales.
Only the finest ingredients are used along with clean, clear Peak Distict water from our own borehole on the farm to make the perfect pint. We have taken great pride over the last three generations in the farming of Watt House Farm and this is part of what makes Bradfield Brewery beers special.
If you are a publican and would like more details please contact us - see the contact us page, and if you are a real ale drinker and would like to sample our beers, encourage you local landlord or lady to get in touch with us.
Have a look at the gallery section for progress on the brewery, Cheers!
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On-site brewery shop
Open Mon - Sat
10am – 4pm
Bottles, gift packs, mini kegs, beer in a box and merchandise
Title sponsors of the Sheffield Steeldogs 2012/13 season
We are proud to announce that we will be the title sponsors of the Sheffield Steeldogs ice hockey team.
After many years following ice hockey last season was our first watching the Sheffield Steeldogs. We were so impressed at the professionalism, work ethic and all round entertainment that when the opportunity to become the title sponsors arose we were more than please to be involved with such a commited team of players and staff. We are looking forward to the start of the new season in September and watching a team made up of mainly local talent build upon the success they enjoyed last ye
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Farmers Blonde - Best Beer Brewed in Sheffield 2011
Farmers Blonde was voted Sheffield's Best Brewed beer 2011 at the 37th Steel City Beer Festival. The festival held at Ponds Forge Sports Centre in September hosted a blind tasting session to decide the festival winners. Farmers Steel Cow also won Gold in the Best Bitter Category.
Excellent review!
Checkout another terrific review of Bradfield Brewery from the SixerAle magazine.
