Stumbled across this place by accident!Fantastic little brewery hidden away in the corner of an industrial park. It might be hidden but it was very busy. Great selection of beers and a taco truck pulled up just as we were leaving!
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This is a very good place to grab a nice beer and/or attend for the brewery tour. There are some really nice choices of lagers and ales served out of the cask on-site, and plenty of interesting types to choose from - probably around ten or so at any given time, all listed conveniently on a chalk board. The staff are very knowledgeable about their products and more than willing to offer guidance if this is needed. There are plenty of places to sit and enjoy a beer here, it must be easy to turn up during opening hours.
The brewery is compact, which is no bad thing, and the tour of what is clearly a highly organised operation was excellent. The brewer conducting the tour absolutely knew his stuff and shared what is surely a fraction of his know-how in a very engaging and friendly manner on the tour. The passion for the product and process to produce was there for all to see, and it was an educational experience to learn what is to me a sliver more about the art of brewing.
For navigation head to the Maltings entrance off Brassmill Lane, it's a nice walk to/from along the river path.
Highly recommended.
After heading out of Bath on the X39 bus to visit the brewery to discover that the Taproom wasn't open until Thursday even though the Brewery was open. The helpful chap explained that Google couldn't easily differentiate between business hours and taproom hours. Plus if walking down Osbourne Road, you can't hop over the wall but have to take the long way round ie through the main entrance to the industrial estate. Anyway I bought some tinnies and am enjoying one on the train home! NB the Taproom hours are on one of my photos.
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