This August Bank Holiday the Grainstore Brewery will be hosting the 16th Annual Rutland Beer Festival.
We would like to take this opportunity to wish all of our Customers, both Bar and Brewery a Merry Christmas and a Very Hoppy New Beer. Thank you for all of your custom in 2017 and we look forward to seeing you all in 2018. We made this just for you and we hope it brings a smile to your face this Christmas Holiday.
Recruiting now for a passionate Second Chef to join their small team in Oakham, Rutland.
So, whilst trawling through the internet in the dead of night, contemplating the inevitable round of annual price hikes from the major brewers, duty increases from our ‘pro Britain’ government and the general downturn in trade after Christmas, we stumbled across this great Blog post from Beer Nouveau of Manchester, called ‘Costs, Quality and that Elusive Profit’. So worthy is it of a read, that we thought we would copy it to our own Blog too, with full credit being given to it’s original author Steve.
The Grainstore Brewery Tap is delighted to be expanding it’s offerings even further, with a new menu and new service hours.
We want you. The Grainstore Brewery is now recruiting a Junior Sales Person. Experience preferred but not essential. Good Package on offer. Closing date for applications is Tuesday 31st May.
Stoney Ford Brew Co Ltd, a small batch brewery based in Ryhall, Rutland, has been acquired by Rutland Brewing Co, owners of Grainstore Brewery of Oakham.
Finally after many months of preparing and many years in the asking, we have launched our ‘Gold’ in bottle.
We are very delighted to announce that ‘The Good Pub Guide 2016’ has been published and The Grainstore Brewery has been awarded the title of ‘Own Brew Pub of the Year’.
Our 5th Annual Cider and Sausage Festival is approaching fast. It promises to be bigger and better than ever before. With great live music and our BBQ every day.
Our Halloween Ale ‘Witchs Brew’ is now available to order for delivery to your pub or outlet.
The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) is launching its ‘Manifesto for British Beer’ today (9 March), calling on prospective parliamentary candidates (PPCs) to pledge their backing for the thriving local brewing sector and the thousands of jobs it supports.
