Duration Brewing Tap, King's Lynn

Thuck Phat left this review about Duration Brewing Tap

This visit was for an organised brewery tour so I haven't had the "open to the public" experience hence no rating.
It's an impressive operation set on a farm in priory ruins which were restored by the brewery and which now houses both the brewery and the tap.
Tap days currently are Saturdays 12-8 and Sundays 12-6 with occasional special events.
The tap room itself is to the left of the building with a small bar at one end of a long and narrow room furnished with benches and tables.
The outstanding feature of the room are three huge, oak barrels which are used to condition their lambic beers, produced in a small room at the end of the tap. These were specially commissioned by the brewery and are quite magnificent.
Beers on tap will vary with the core range mixed in with specials and there is also a fridge to the left of the bar offering cans and bottles.
There's also a large outside area, not quite a courtyard, again furnished with long tables and benches.
The welcome we received was warm and knowledgeable and if this translates to tap opening then it should be a convivial spot.
I tried a Turtles all the Way Down on keg (all their beers are keg), Elephant and Snap Shot in cans and shared a bottle of lambic. It was all excellent and I'm very keen to visit when the tap is open.

On 26^th July 2025 - no rating submitted
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