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Brewery In Focus - Brewsmith Brewery: Crafting Artisanal Beers with a Creative Twist


As it says on the pump clip 'assertively bitter and hoppy' Brewsmith Pale is a magnificent hop forward dry bitter ale with a lingering finish and an astringent mouthfeel. With an ABV of 4.2% it should be an easy drinking ale but due to its sharpness this can be a challenging drink for some. A slightly grassy yellow crystal clear ale with a milky head lightly speckled with air bubbles Brewsmith Pale hits the nose with a big floral aroma.

Brewsmith Brewery is a family-run 10 barrel bespoke microbrewery based in Ramsbottom, Lancashire, in the north of England. The brewery was founded in 2014 by James and Andy Smith, two brothers who share a passion for brewing artisanal beers with a creative twist.

One of the things that sets Brewsmith Brewery apart is its commitment to using only the finest ingredients. The brewery sources its malt from local suppliers and uses a variety of hops from across the world to create beers that are full of flavour and character. The brewery is also committed to sustainability and uses renewable energy sources and recycles its waste.

But what really makes Brewsmith Brewery special is its focus on creativity and experimentation. The brewery has a range of core beers, but also produces seasonal and limited edition beers that push the boundaries of what beer can be.

Let's take a closer look at some of the beers produced by Brewsmith Brewery:APA

APA is a American Pale Ale that is brewed with a blend of hops from the USA. This beer has a bold and hoppy flavour, with notes of citrus and pine. It is a perfect beer for those who like their beer with a bitter kick.

Oatmeal Stout

Oatmeal Stout is a rich and creamy beer that is brewed with oats. This beer has a smooth and silky texture, with notes of coffee and chocolate. It is a perfect beer for those cold winter evenings.Reservoir Dogs

Reservoir Dogs is an IPA that is brewed with a blend of hops from across the world. This beer has a complex and layered flavour, with notes of grapefruit, mango, and pine. It is a perfect beer for those who like their beer with a fruity and floral twist.

Hopped Up North

Hopped Up North is a pale ale that is brewed with a blend of hops from the north of England. This beer has a bold and hoppy flavour, with notes of citrus and spice. It is a perfect beer for those who want a beer that is easy to drink but still has plenty of flavour.

Raspberry Ripple

Raspberry Ripple is a sour beer that is brewed with raspberries. This beer has a tart and fruity flavour, with a subtle sweetness that is balanced out by a hint of sourness. It is a perfect beer for those who like their beer with a fruity and sour twist.

In conclusion, Brewsmith Brewery is a family-run microbrewery that produces high-quality and creative beers. Whether you like your beer light and refreshing or rich and complex, Brewsmith Brewery has a beer for you. So next time you're in the pub or at a party, why not try a Brewsmith beer? You won't be disappointed.

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