Wylam Brewery

Wylam Brewery is a 30 Barrel Micro Brewery founded in 2000. It resides at the Palace of Arts in Exhibition Park, the last remaining building from the 1929 North East Exhibition. The site includes a working brewery, a Brewery Tap open to the public Fridays to Sundays, and the Grand Hall which hosts live music, weddings and pop-up events. The brewery was founded by John Boyle and Robin Leighton, who began brewing in a potting shed in the village of Wylam, Northumberland. Its beers are sold in quality pubs and bottle shops across the land and further beyond.

Wylam Brewery was founded in 2000. It is a 30 Barrel Micro Brewery that resides at the Palace of Arts in Exhibition Park. The Palace of Arts is the last remaining building from the 1929 North East Exhibition, an ambitious project built to celebrate and encourage Craft, Art and Industry at the start of the Great Depression. Having remained almost derelict for nearly a decade, the building has sprung back to life as a fully operational working Brewery. Alongside the Brewery there is a Brewery Tap, open to the public Fridays to Sundays inclusive. The Grand Hall plays host to Live Music, Weddings, Pop Up Events and more. The brewery was founded by John Boyle and Robin Leighton, who began by pawing over their first malt bills and recipes in a potting shed in the village of Wylam, Northumberland. Its brews are now enjoyed in quality pubs and bottle shops across the land and further beyond.

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1. 1Wylam Brewery • The Palace of Arts, Newcastle upon Tynewylambrewery.co.uk
2. 2About • Wylam Brewerywylambrewery.co.uk
3. 3Live Shows & Events • Wylam Brewerywylambrewery.co.uk