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The Brampton Bierhuis, Chesterfield

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Unit 5 Chatsworth Business Park
Brampton
Postal town: Chesterfield
S40 2AS

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Steve of N21 left this review about The Brampton Bierhuis

Tucked away off the Chatsworth Road in a small industrial estate the tap room of the Brampton Brewery isn’t the best one I have ever been to, but it was nice enough. A one room space with mainly brick walls and no windows to speak of, but with some natural light coming through the corrugated plastic roof.
A few decorative brewery related bits such as an old John Smiths pub sign and some beer brand signs high up on one wall.
Two of the brewery beers available on the small serving area and the quality was on point as you would expect. It was worth a visit to tick this one off but will probably forgo it next time for one of the nearby traditional pubs that stock their beer, such as The Tramway Tavern

On 14^th November 2025 - rating: 6
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Tris C left this review about The Brampton Bierhuis

I too was baffled by the Dutch spelling of beer house. Suffice to say, the pub seemed to be dog-obsessed with my half of Brampton Best at £1.70 and good, but overall this isn’t my type of place.

On 13^th November 2025 - rating: 5
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Bucking Fastard left this review about The Brampton Bierhuis

The tap for the Brampton Brewery,not quite sure of the reason for the dutch spelling. You enter into the ground floor of an industrial building but there are no brewing vessels on display,instead a large room with a high ceiling and a wood burner in one corner but no natural light or windows.Traditional tables and lots of folk in at 4pm on a Friday ,so a good atmosphere.
The three handpumps were offering Brampton Best and Golden Bud (NBSS 3) with the third unclipped.I was surprised that a tap would offer so little ale,there was a much better range of their beers in the Project William Rose & Crown not far away.
There were some strong continental lagers on offer but there wasn't enough here to justify another visit.

On 8^th November 2025 - rating: 6
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