5th November 2016

Posted on 5th November 20165th November 2016 by stuart

Two Thirsty Men, Grantown-on-Spey added (was previously shown as planning application); Dalrannoch Brewing, Meikleour added; Proposed Kingdom Brewery, Rosyth added (possibly opening late November 2016)

19th August 2020

New brewery: Seagate Brewery, Lamlash, Isle of Arran added

Closed: EdinBrew reported as having closed down
17th July 2020

Updated: Merchany City Brewing, Glasgow has rebranded as Glasgow Beer Works
28th June 2020

New brewery added: C/O/A/S/T/ Brew Co, Edinburgh added.

Updated: Newbarns Brewery, Leith now active
26th March 2020

In the midst of the coronavirus lockdown, many breweries have suspended production whilst others are providing takeaways or home deliveries. Hopefully most will reopen when the restrictions are lifted.

Some notable recent changes:

New breweries added: Ben Nevis Brewery, Fort William; Mains Brewing Company, Glasgow; Hidden Lane Brewery, Glasgow

Closed: Speyside Craft Brewery, Forres
3rd January 2020

Happy New Year. It’s been a while since I made updates, but there’s been loads of changes over the past few months. As always, if any published information is out of date or wrong, please let me know at updates@brewedinscotland.co.uk.

New breweries added: Dog Falls, Inverness; Two Towns Down, Dundee; Simple Things Fermentations, Muirend, Glasgow; Stenroth Brewing, Edinburgh; Aye Been Brewing, Eyemouth; Vault City, Dundee.

Proposed / Crowdfunding: Jump Ship Brewing, Edinburgh; Newbarns Brewery, Leith

Closed: Knops / Archerfield Brewery, Gullane; Beer Story, Insch; Campbell’s Brewery, Peebles; 7 Brewing, Durris; Bute Brewing Company, Rothesay; Lion’s Lair, Arbroath; Stow Brewery, Galashiels; Floodline Brewery and Lunacy Brewery, Glasgow;