Beartown Brewery
Congleton, England
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All beers · Beartown Brewery
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Beartown Creme Bearlee
Stout · 4.8% ABV
Dessert Lovers sit up and sip up. Creme Bearlee burst on the scene in 2015, a luscious dark and sweet stout, it immediately garnered some attention from stout-lovers and haters alike... -
Beartown Astro Pills
Pilsner · 4.8% ABV
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Beartown Best Bitter
Best Bitter · 3.7% ABV
A copper coloured session bitter with light malty character, toffee yet fruity taste and smooth hoppy finish. -
Beartown Callisto
Pale Ale · 4.0% ABV
Another Dry Hopped Pale for some Cask Ale lovers through the warmer months. Putting two of the most exciting hops on the market into a pint to fight it out. -
Beartown Dark Matter
Porter · 4.0% ABV
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Beartown Inception
IPA · 4.4% ABV
Think fruity hop character with a delicate finish, starting as we mean to go on. -
Beartown Lager
Lager · 3.8% ABV
A refreshingly independent British pilsner. This crisp, clean lager is brewed with a thirst in mind and offers a level of purity that’s unrivalled when compared to its mass market counterparts. -
Beartown Nebular Nectar
Brown Ale · 5.7% ABV
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Beartown Skinful
Pale Ale · 4.2% ABV
The beer that birthed the Bear – In a time since gone “Bearskinfull”, as it was then known, was the one and only beer that Beartown produced... -
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Beartown Sun God Tropical IPA
Cold IPA · 6.3% ABV
All hail Sun God, divinely tropical IPA. Inspired by Beavertown’s most heavenly Summer beers of past years. Just don’t look directly at it, as at 6... -
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Beartown Wojtek
Golden Ale · 5.5% ABV
This powerful, yet easy-drinking, golden brew is developed with a combination of old and new world hops, resulting in a beer with fragrant hop aromas, a smooth, balanced, malty character and a lingering hop bitterness in the finish. Named after Wojtek
About the brewery
Beartown Brewery is situated in the historic Cheshire market town of Congleton which is mentioned in the Domesday Book and acquired the nickname of “Beartown” from an infamous incident in its history.
After being granted Borough status in 1272, the three most senior positions within the borough were those of the Mayor, the Ale Taster and the Bear Warden whose job was to oversee the bear baiting which unfortunately took place at the fairs within the town.