When we recently visited their taproom, they were preparing for Christmas, offering their “beer for baubles exchange” for decorations for their “very bare” Christmas tree.
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Canned beer was also available to take-away from their well-stocked fridge, including guest beers from other local micro-breweries such as Attic, Glasshouse, New Invention & Dig Brew, as well as from further afield, including DEYA & Fallen Acorn.
The taproom can be found on a small industrial estate just off Birmingham Road, about 5-minutes walk from the city centre and main railway station. It’s children and dog-friendly (they’ve got two brewery dogs as employees!) and is usually open once or twice a month at weekends (check their Facebook page for opening times).
The taproom seats around 100-120 folks, and in the summer you can enjoy the outside “car park” experience. It’s also available for private functions and has a regular home-brew club. It’s well worth a visit, and on the way back to the city centre you can also visit the Bitter-Suite and Beer Bohm micro-pubs which usually have a Trinity beer on cask.
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