brewery installations

All the equipment described on this site is designed for the production of English style real ale. Plant for other styles of beer and lager can be manufactured, but the specifications of such plant must be discussed at length with myself before a firm price and installation details can be made. The styles of beer encompassed within English style real ale range from milds through bitters, IPAs and stouts to barley wines.

The Bar at The Railway, Portwood, Stockport, CAMRA National Pub Championship Runner Up 2003.
A pub I owned until 2007

I follow some key business philosophies with regard to brewery installations; these will help you understand the way I run the operation.

Quality beers are brewed by the skill of the brewer and the quality of the raw ingredients, not by how much is spent on the plant.

I am not scared to tell you on this site how much your future brewery is going to cost you. What you see is what you will get. The only additions to the prices listed here are VAT, delivery costs, a charge for travelling time and overnight accommodation (usually only two nights) if applicable. You can of course add as much or as little to the installations as you want (see Optional Extras), but most additions are usually aesthetic (towards show piece) or little add-ons to make the brewing process even easier. The prices listed here will be held for contracts made before 30th June 2010.

Brewing beer is really quite a simple process, I provide simple solutions to difficult problems with completely balanced, made to order breweries. I refuse to add any unecessary pieces of equipment to complicate this process. However I do believe in making the equipment as efficient in the use of your resources as possible. Consumption of your time, energy and water are vital in the design of the breweries I supply. By not using any secondhand equipment I do not make compromises to the overall success and efficiency of the installations.