The Green Duck Brewery produces beers predominately into cask the rest going into keg and can, we aim to produce hop forward beers that are easy to drink.
Our tap room opens every week, drink your pint whilst looking through the glass wall to see where the beers are brewed.
Our core range includes Duck Blonde (Blonde ale), Duck & Cover (Session IPA), Sitting Duck (Amarillo Pale Ale) and the seasonal Duck & Dive (West Coast IPA). In addition we have monthly specials.
The Harriers Arms serves the award winning Green Duck Beer, as well as having guest ales. Located on the same site as Kidderminster Harriers football club.
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This section lists any upcoming events within the same county as this brewery along with other nearby breweries.
9th February 2022
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12th February 2022
The Winter Great British Beer Festival is in the West Midlands and will have over 400 beers, ciders and perries that will represent the region, the wider United Kingdom, and beyond. Alongside the drinks, the festival will feature games and activities, musical entertainment, a range of food stalls, and a selection of tastings and talks.
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Beat Brewery is a microbrewery located in the heart of the West Midlands. Come and enjoy the freshest brewed beat beer at our taphouse. You can buy available in cask, keg & bottle, whilst also checking out the great guest beers which we will stock from time to time. Share:
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Holden’s Brewery is an award-winning independent family brewer based in Dudley, West Midlands, and has been brewing traditional Black Country real ales at our Hopden Brewery site for over 100 years. Share:
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Attic Brew Co. was founded in 2018 in Stirchley, Birmingham with an aim to have a taproom providing locals with a meeting place, beer fans with a destination and local artists of all kinds with a place to showcase their work. Share:
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Banks’s Brewery is a proud Black Country Brewer who have been brewing high quality traditional English Ales since 1875 at the famous Victorian Park Brewery. Share:
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