Despite its name, Wylam Brewery is actually in Heddon on the Wall at South Houghton. Some of their attractively produced beer-mats have historical themes. Well, that's my excuse for reproducing them here. As I'm trying to avoid any advertising on this site, I'll just say that other beers are available and if the other local breweries start producing historically-themed beer-mats I'll post them here as well.
WYLAM BREWERY (or Heddon Brewery as we prefer to call it) was set up in a disused dairy on a farm near Heddon on the Wall in May 2000 by John Boyle and Robin Leighton driven by their passion for real ale. It was three months in the building and the first cask was produced in August that year. The brewery grew rapidly on the strength of the quality of its ales, winning awards at festivals around the UK. They outgrew the original 1000L plant in 2006 and brought on-stream a new 3500L plant in August in a bespoke barn conversion. Since then they have enjoyed continued strong growth.
WYLAM BREWERY (or Heddon Brewery as we prefer to call it) was set up in a disused dairy on a farm near Heddon on the Wall in May 2000 by John Boyle and Robin Leighton driven by their passion for real ale. It was three months in the building and the first cask was produced in August that year. The brewery grew rapidly on the strength of the quality of its ales, winning awards at festivals around the UK. They outgrew the original 1000L plant in 2006 and brought on-stream a new 3500L plant in August in a bespoke barn conversion. Since then they have enjoyed continued strong growth.
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