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Have you tried our Easy Peasy beer yet? The judges of the Brewers’ Choice Awards have and were so impressed they’ve named it New Beer of the Year 2023. Are we delighted with that? You bet we are! These awards celebrate the best beer the UK has to offer, and are judged by some ofthe top brewers and experts in the industry. Easy Peasy beat some top-class beers from around the UK, and this success brings the total number of regional and national awards we’ve won this year to 13! Easy Peasy is a light, naturally hazy, unfiltered session pale...

Stroud Brewery’s summer of success continues as it reaches the finals of two national awards – its taproom has made it through two tough rounds to reach the final of Great British Pub Awards, and its session ale, Easy Peasy, is in the running for the title of New Beer of the Year. This is fantastic recognition for the brewery and for the power of local. It shows that an independent, craft brewery can provide high quality, tasty beer as good (if not better!) as any national brand whilst keeping its local community at the heart of what it does...

At Stroud Brewery, we’re passionate about producing great tasting organic beer that brings people together and creates positive change. So, we’re over the moon to discover both our local community and our business peers think we’re doing a great job of this. In fact, they’re so impressed with what we’re doing that they’ve honoured us with a bevy of awards for our beer, our taproom and our overall business. At the risk of coming over all bashful, here are the details: Readers of our local newspaper, Stroud News & Journal, voted for us as the ‘Business of theYear’ category of...

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The new solar panels just fitted onto Stroud Brewery’s roof mean that the brewery’s sustainability work can continue whether the sun’s shining or if it’s raining. The solar PV panels will turn sunshine into renewable energy to power the brewery, and the toilets are flushed using rainwater collected and cleaned by the rainwater harvesting system. Both systems are on the brewery’s roof showing how it’s possible to turn a normally inactive part of a building into an income generator.  When Stroud Brewery opened in 2006, its founder and MD, Greg Pilley, was determined to show how it’s perfectly possible for...