Breweries in Oxford

ABC Brewing (Aylesbury Brewhouse Co)

Aylesbury

Pre-pandemic, Vale owned and operated Aylesbury Brewhouse Co, a sub-brand that brewed small-batch experimental beers on a smaller brewery kit at the excellent Hop Pole in Aylesbury. Now the kit at the Hop Pole is no longer operational, but from this year we’re going to be brewing new beers (and bringing back some old favourites!) under the ABC banner, all brewed at the main brewery. So expect a new monthly one-off beer across a range of different styles: high/low ABVs, hazy/juicy IPAs, new world flavours etc... Our core and seasonal Vale beers will, of course, be continuing in a range of classic ale styles.

Amwell Springs Brew Co

Wallingford

Amwell Springs Brew Co (ASBCO) is a small, independent brewery founded in 2017 that brews its beer using its own precious spring water, combining that with high-quality English malt, well-chosen hops, and carefully cultivated yeast to make full-flavour craft beer. They run sustainably — composting used hops, reusing yeast, and giving spent malt to local farms — and operate a pop-up outdoor bar by their spring, as well as selling via a brewery-shop with polypins, mini-kegs and bottles.

BMAN Brewery

Oxford

BMAN Brewery is an independent Brewery in Oxford, and was founded by Alex and Danni Berryman in 2021 Alex is a trained Food Scientist and uses this when formulating the range of BMAN Brewery Beers The BMAN Brewery attitude is to keep it simple, keep it interesting, and make it taste nice.

Boobytrap Brewery

Aylesbury

Little Ox Brewery

Witney

Little Ox Brewery is a small, independent Oxfordshire brewery known for its inventive, gluten‑free craft beers, blending classic ingredients with modern flair. The team focuses on broad‑appeal brews with a twist — from hazy, fruit‑forward pales to rich stouts — all made with a passion for experimentation and quality. Their reputation is built on flavour, friendliness and a commitment to creating beers that encourage drinkers to try something new.

Loose Cannon

Abingdon

Loose Cannon Brewery (lcbeers.co.uk) is a craft brewery offering a wide range of award-winning beers—cask, keg, bottles and cans—and runs a taproom on-site where you can also hire space for events.

Lovebeer

Abingdon

LoveBeer Brewery is a family-run microbrewery in Oxfordshire, founded in 2014 by Jim Southey after getting into homebrewing. They make traditional ales using only water, malted barley or oats, whole hops, and brewer’s yeast, occasionally adding in things like molasses or ginger for specials. Their beers are sold in classic formats — firkins, “pins”, bottles, and “beer in a box” — and they even run personalised brew‑days where you can make your own beer.

Oxford Brewery

Oxford

Independent brewer of award-winning distinctive beers. All beers are vegan friendly. 🌱

Scarlet River Brewing Co

Witney

Experience the finest pints brewed with passion and commitment to quality, sustainability, and flavour diversity. Join us in Witney and discover beers crafted to the highest standards.

Shotover Brewing Co

Oxford

SOX - South Oxfordshire Brewery

Wallingford

SOX Brewery (South Oxfordshire Brewery) is a modern independent brewery based in Stanford-in-the-Vale, Oxfordshire. It’s sometimes referred to simply as “SOX” and focuses on crafting balanced cask ales using local ingredients. In recent years, it expanded by acquiring White Horse Brewery, combining brewing operations and broadening its beer range.

Tap Social Movement

Oxford

​Tap Social Movement is an independent social enterprise based in Oxford, UK, that combines a craft brewery, bakery, and hospitality venues to provide training and employment opportunities for individuals currently incarcerated or recently released from prison. Founded by Amy Taylor and Paul Humpherson, Tap Social aims to reduce reoffending rates by offering paid employment and support during and after incarceration, fostering self-confidence and resilience. Their venues, including The Taproom in West Oxford, serve their award-winning beers and freshly baked goods, while hosting diverse events such as live music, community fundraisers, and yoga sessions. To date, Tap Social has created over 95,000 hours of paid employment for prisoners and prison leavers, underscoring their commitment to social impact and community integration.