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Local craft beer & real ale
Breweries in South East England
Meet the breweries pouring across South East England, from cask champions to new craft names, and the festivals where you can drink them fresh.
- In South East England
- 292 breweries
- They pour at
- 83 festivals
- Across
- 4 cities
The South East England brewing scene
Local breweries across South East England
South East England is home to a growing roll call of breweries, from long-standing cask producers to new microbreweries pouring their first batches. Browse the full local directory below, then follow any brewery through to the festivals where you can find their bar.
The directory
Every brewery in South East England
The full local listing, not a teaser. Each card links to the brewery and the festivals it pours at.
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.
ABYSS Brewery
Lewes
Abyss Brewing is a creative, Lewes-based brewery founded in 2016 in the cellar of The Pelham Arms. They make “modern beers with big personalities,” ranging from dark to light ales, and place a strong emphasis on community, collaboration (with other brewers, artists and charities), and events.
Aleworks Brewing Company
Horsham
Welcome to Aleworks Brewing Company. We are an award-winning craft brewery based on the beautiful Knepp estate in West Sussex. We create a range of traditional Cask ales crafted with modern flavours and ingredients. Our mission is simple: keep Cask alive.
Festival regular
Alfred's Brewery
Winchester
Alfred's Brewery is an independent microbrewery, established in 2012 by brewer Steve to produce high-quality, local craft beers. Moving to Easton Lane in 2017, it utilises a semi-automated brewhouse to produce a wide range of ales, including Saxon Bronze, Winchester Pale Ale, and Cipher.
AlgeBrew Brewery
Petersfield
Nanobrewery based in Petersfield brewing innovative and mathematically themed craft beers.
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.
Andwell Brewing Company
Hook
Andwell Brewing Co (Andwells) is a family-run Hampshire brewery founded in 2008 by Adam and Helen Komrower. They brew real ales, IPAs and lagers using high-quality ingredients and place strong value on producing “beautifully crafted Hampshire beer.” Their riverside site includes a 20-barrel Bavarian brew plant, a brewery shop, bar and café, and they also run regular brewery tours.
Festival regular
Anspach & Hobday
London
Independent London craft brewery. Traditional beers brewed in a modern way, all in South London. We first started our journey in Bermondsey in 2013, located in the arches of the Bermondsey beer mile. In March 2020, we expanded and moved the majority of our production to our new site in Croydon, allowing us to make three times the amount of beer.
Arundel Brewery
Littlehampton
Arundel Brewery is an award-winning independent brewery, that has been brewing since 1992. Our aim is to create the most delicious and flavoursome beers we can and continually push the boundaries of what’s possible.
By city
Explore South East England breweries by city
Pick a city to see its local breweries and the festivals they pour at.
Where they're pouring next
Breweries from South East England at upcoming festivals
Follow a favourite brewery through to its page, then on to the festival you can catch it at.
White Horse Brewery
The Glynne Arms Courtyard Beer Festival ·
Sat 27 Jun
Dancing Man Brewery
Bedford Place Summer Festival ·
Sun 28 Jun
Five Points Brewing
City Beerfest 2026 ·
Thu 2 Jul
Hook Norton Brewery Co
City Beerfest 2026 ·
Thu 2 Jul
McMullen & Sons
City Beerfest 2026 ·
Thu 2 Jul
Meantime Brewing Company
City Beerfest 2026 ·
Thu 2 Jul
Good to know
Breweries in South East England, answered
Use the browse-by-city block to jump to a local area, or scroll the full directory and check the location under each brewery name. Every brewery links through to its own page with a map and the festivals it pours at.
Many do. Where a brewery runs its own tap or an online shop you will find the link on its page. We do not sell beer ourselves, we point you to the brewery.
Closely. The breweries in this directory pour at the region's festivals through the year. Each brewery page lists its upcoming appearances, so a brewery you like is an easy route into a weekend out.
Many breweries are already listed through the festivals they attend. If yours is missing, or you want to manage how it looks, you can list a new brewery or claim an existing one in a couple of minutes. It is free to be listed.
For breweries
Run a brewery in South East England? List it or claim your page
Add your brewery, upload a banner and logo, and link it to the festivals you pour at. It is free to be listed, and claiming an existing page takes a couple of minutes.