Started early 2001 brewing bottle conditioned ales only although at times a cask may be available. The brewery ceased production during summer of 2004. However the plant and name were sold to new owners, believed to be in South Wales.

Founded in 1843, this brewery moved to their current location in 1861. Still very much family run the current MD is the great-great-grandson of the founder. Some of the malt used comes from the family farm.

http://www.quaffale.org.uk/php/brewery/122

Brewery Website: http://www.arkells.com

Started brewing in 1980, initially using a 5 barrel brewplant. This has been expanded to a 15 barrel plant over the years. A feature of the brewery is the large number of beer related food items that are available, such as beer mustard and cheese.

http://www.quaffale.org.uk/php/brewery/420

Brewery Website: http://chilternbrewery.co.uk

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Brewing started in early summer 1999 with a 5 barrel brewplant that is described as being made with other peoples cast off.

Brewery Website: www.corvedalebrewery.co.uk

Brewing started in August 1994. A 5 barrel brewplant was used. In 1998 this was expanded to 10 barrels.

Brewery Website: www.durham-brewery.co.uk

Brewing in the same place since 1795, this very traditional East Anglia brewer is still very much a family company. The brewery is also famed for a large garden situated behind the brewery, which can also be visited.

http://www.quaffale.org.uk/php/brewery/55

Brewery Website: http://elgoods-brewery.co.uk