Bristol Beer Factory

The Bristol beer factory brewery tour is an experience not to be missed. They don’t come up that often so keep your eyes open…

I must sound a bit silly. As when I visited this little pub on the river the other day. I did not know (going by the other reviews), that it brewed its own beer.
After visiting the Apple (Cider Pub) on the river. I walked on here thinking of having a cider. Which I did. And it was very nice too, and the bar staff were very polite and helpfull on that front.
One of the things I liked was chilling on the roof, overlooking the river, and watching the boats go by.
Going by the other customers. The Sunday Roast was popular too. Although, I only had a packet of crisps. But would hope to eat here one day soon.
Next time. I will try the beer at the Beer Factory and not the cider. Doh.
My excuse was — I did not see the name of the pub, until I was drinking my cider on the top of the boat. LOL

As a girl, i’m not really a massive fan of beer, i’d much rather a cool refreshing glass of Rosé any day thank you very much. However, on my travels around the city I have seen the Bristol Beer Factory van on a number of occasions, i did a little research and found them online. These guys offer quite a good variety of real ales, and with their online store, this is the ideal place to talk to should you be organising a large party where a very big number of people are attending. As well as this, the Bristol Beer Factory ales are readily available in a number of the Bristol drinking establishments, and my Real Ale drinking friends tell me that they are A (le)-OKAY!

With so many towns and city’s struggling to keep local brewers open, and many of them losing them completely. THe Bristol Beer Factory is keeping the locally brewed beer in business, supplying many of the pubs throughout the city.
There is an online shop as well so you can stock up for a party and treat all your guests to some brilliant bristol brews!
With the Tobacco Factory, the Shalespear, Adam & Eve and The Windmill amoung others selling the beers brewed by the Bristol Beer factory you will surley come accross it out and about on your travels.