Bewdley Brewery Tap Room, Bewdley

At least 5 hand pulls on and the Worcestershire Sway was a lovely, potent golden ale for the bargain price of £3. There is a small inside but with the conditions (weather, global pandemic) it was more pertinent to sit outside at one of the standard pub benches. Its a working environment, so of course was aking to drinking in the car park of a light industrial unit. Worth a visit for the beer. Good Beer Guide 2021 entry.

I was la little disappointed with this brewery tap. Comfy enough room with friendly staff but the choice for a brewery tap was very poor with only 2 cask ales available. We enjoyed the Rye Challenger then tried the draft Decennium which was good at 10%.

A small brewery tap in a craft centre converted from a school. There's a small tongue and groove counter decorated with hop bines to the side, some domestic furniture and a few casks with cushions on as stools. Just the two pulls and a shelf of bottles inc wine & cider. A window at the back looks into part of the brewery (FV3). There's a diverse load of "stuff" on the walls; railways, the Severn Valley preserved line is nearby, breweriana, maritime, etc, etc. Obviously as it's a brewery tap the beer is spot on and as it's small it has a micropub atmosphere especially being full of middle aged locals.