Bella Birreria Trattoria at the Hacker-Pschorr Brauhaus in Munich invites you to sit and enjoy a wonderful Mediterranean experience surrounded by real olive trees. Come sit at large comfortable tables and enjoy Tuscan flair with delicious pizzas from the oven and excellent pastas done the Mediterranean way. Bella Birreria Trattoria also offers an all you can eat pasta buffet at noon and take-aways are available. An outdoor seated area with terrace is also available for great weather days, come enjoy the food and the ambiance.READ MORE

The Hacker-Pschorr Brauhaus Brewery in Munich offers freshly brewed beers on-site to be enjoyed in one of Munich's finest chesnut beer gardens that can seat 2000 patrons. You are welcome to watch the production and taste the beers and the brewmaster is always available to impart his knowledge. The Hacker-Pschorr Brauhaus Brewery offers brewery tours and the high tech equipment, and special ingredients ensure quality beer season after season. Come and enjoy the experience of seeing fresh Hacker-Pschorr beers brewed right before your eyes by a master.READ MORE

The Hacker-Pschorr Brauhaus in Munich offers over 4000 metres of gastronomic enjoyment with live entertainment, a trattoria, beers brewed on site in the brewery and a fabulous beer garden. Enjoy traditional Bavarian native home cooking like oven fresh roast pork or crispy pork leg, salads, and vegetarian dishes and much more variety on the menu. Enjoy an ice cold beer brewed right before your eyes on site in large copper kettles, and enjoy a brewery tour with the brewmaster who is always available. The Trattoria offers Mediterranean and Tuscan flair including delicious pizza and pasta.READ MORE

Jennings Brewery in Cockermouth, Cumbria, is a family concern that has been in existence since 1828, and has been in its present location since 1874. Jennings Brewery considers itself to be a traditional brewery in many ways, firstly by using pure lakeland water drawn from its own well, and secondly by using the finest natural ingredients which include Golding hops from Kent, English pale ale malt and Fuggles hops from Herefordshire. To discover how our ales are brewed, why not join us for an informative guided tour of the brewery and see first hand all the care and attention we put into our brewing process. And what better way to end an interesting tour than by sampling some of the super ales in our bar, the Old Cooperage, and then browsing in our Brewery shop for Jennings' ales, port, leisure wear and gifts READ MORE

Harveys and Son Brewery in Lewes, Sussex has been a family business for more than eight generations and over the years has built up a stellar reputation for its outstanding range of traditional cask ales that have become known as the champagne of beers. These unpasteurised ales are achieved, we believe, through the selection of the finest raw materials and brewed in a traditional brewhouse. Tours of the brewery are extremely popular, and there is a long waiting list, however, the actual tour is well worth the wait as it provides an interesting, relaxed opportunity for visitors to gain insight into the brewing process, and to ask question of our production staff. The spring water that is used for the brewing process is drawn from an artesian well located 60 feet below our premises and this water, combined with our yeast strain, produces a range of beers that satisfies the palate of every beer drinker. Harveys Brewery also stock wines from some of the well known traditional estates of Europe. READ MORE

At Ringwood Brewery in Ringwood, Hants, we are committed to continually improving the brewing process of our beers by regularly investing in plant and equipment, and as important, in training our dedicated staff. There have been little changes to the craft of brewing beer over the centuries, and after one of our tours visitors will have a better concept of what is involved in producing ale. On the tour, which usually lasts about one and a half hours, you will be shown the mash tun, copper, whirlpool and paraflow which is housed in the Lower Brewhouse, as well as the bubbling fermentations in the Tun Room. After the tour, guests have an opportunity of tasting the different ales. No matter what the weather, a tour at Ringwood Brewery is a fun and interesting experience. And for lovers of beer, our shop stocks a healthy selection of bottled beers, plenty of goodies, and groovey t-shirts, all perfect presents with a difference. READ MORE

At Greene King Brewery in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, we are as proud of our heritage, traditions and beers as our brewing ancestors of years gone by, and we have expanded on the traditional craft of brewing to exciting new heights, by producing what we consider to be the finest range of cask ales. We are fortunate to be located in the sunny climate and fertile soils of Suffolk, an area that produces the best malting barley, and we are also fortunate to be able to draw water from the artesian chalk wells which are situated below our brew house. Visitors take an interesting journey back in time when they visit our museum and discover that brewing in our town traces back to the eleventh century. Take a guided tour of the Brew House and discover how beer is brewed with the use of natural ingredients and traditional brewing methods. Our evening tours are great ways of entertaining guests, whether for birthday parties, retirement functions or hen nights. READ MORE

The Robert Cain Brewery in Liverpool, UK, is a magnificent Victorian brewery that dates back to 1850, an achievement in itself. Throughout the centuries the basic brewing principles have remained constant, and only the workings and appearance of equipment would have changed and improved with time. Housed behind an impressive redbrick facade, The Robert Cain Brewery is now considered to be one of the fastest growing and modern breweries in the United Kingdom, and even has its own water supply which was discovered under the brewery. Our tours of the brewery will enthrall visitors as they see a canning production line operating at an impressive rate of 1640 cans per minute, the Huppman equipped brewhouse, where the fascinating progress of the beers can be seen through a glass window, and lastly the original former hop store. This is a tour not to be missed. READ MORE

St Austell Brewery in St Austell, Cornwall, is all about brewing and serving excellent cask ales, and guests know that when they enter one of our pubs they will receive a friendly Cornish welcome, freshly prepared pub food and award winning beers such as Tribute, Proper Job, Smugglers, Admirals Ale, to name just a few. St Austell Brewery offers tours of their Victorian working brewery, where visitors can learn about the history of Cornish brewing, and also watch the fascinating process of brewing beer. At St Austell Brewery we are doing our best to be environmentally efficient in order to protect our beautiful countryside, and will continue in our endeavours to become one of the greenest brewers in the UK. As our brewery tours include steep staircases, wet floors and low ceilings, it is not recommended for visitors with disabilities, however our shop, visitor centre and Hicks Bar will welcome you with open arms. READ MORE

High House Weddings in Matfen Newcastle upon Tyne has a full wedding licence which means that the official wedding ceremony as well as the reception can be held on a working farm with an active working brewery. There are many beautiful settings at High House Weddings, either indoors or outdoors, and what could be more romantic than taking those important vows in a picture-perfect, peaceful rural setting. You could even have a few badgers, foxes or squirrels as wedding guests. There are several catering options available from buffets, formal meals, informal barbeques, and our experienced wedding coordinator will assist with the planning arrangements, from decor to menus. We look forward to making your wedding day a very special occasion. READ MORE