The Bradfield Brewery Tap, The Nags Head at Loxley has been voted into CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide for 2018.

The Good Beer Guide is fully revised and updated every year with details of more than 4,500 pubs across the country serving the best real ale.
From country inns to urban style bars and backstreet boozers, all selected and reviewed by over 170,000 CAMRA members, this is your definitive guide to finding the perfect pint.

• Complete entries for over 4,500 urban and rural pubs, giving details of food, opening hours, beer gardens, accommodation, transport links, pub history, disabled access and facilities for families.
• Informative features section, with articles on pubs, beer and brewing, as well as beer festival listings from around the country.
• All pubs are nominated, evaluated and reviewed by local CAMRA volunteers and we never charge for entries
• Unique brewery section listing all the breweries in the UK – micro, regional and national – that brew real ale, with tasting notes for hundreds of their beers written by a trained CAMRA tasting panel.

The Good Beer Guide can be purchased from CAMRA direct http://www.camra.org.uk/gbg
It is also available from other online stockists.

We are pleased to report that our hand reared Heavy Horse foal is fairing well in his Dray Horse training with our friends at Warwickshire Shire Horses.

Decade, born at the brewery in May 2015 and named after a decade of Brewing at the farm, left the Brewery last year to begin his dray training.

Working alongside his half brother Jack, Decade is enjoying his new pastures and has settled into the dray life with amazing ease and comfort.

Decade is pictured here having a visit from the Gill family during the Bakewell Show event which he was attending with his fellow horse colleagues in the Shirehorse enclosure

Bradfield Brewery were proud to sponsor Tony Shirtcliffe of Malin Motor Bodies in this year’s Silverstone Classic – The World’s greatest Historic Race Festival.

Tony was in attendance with his Austin A35 classic, which was also raced by celebrity Wayne Gardener as part of the three day festival.

More than 100,000 spectators enjoyed the classic motor racing festival where Twenty-two races featured iconic cars spanning more than eight decades of history

Once again the event was a record breaker which raised a significant amount of money for its nominated charity Prostate Cancer UK.

Landlady of the Bradfield Brewery Tap, Megan Packham attended the event on behalf of Bradfield Brewery with Tony’s son John Shirtcliffe, and had a fantastic time, cheering Tony on over the finish line!

Now in our 12th year of brewing we thought it was maybe time to share our story.

We’ve gone from milking 100 cows a day to brewing 100,000 pints of beer a week and we have a lot of stories to tell from the journey!

The book also features mouth watering recipes from lifelong friends at the famous Magpie Café in Whitby – our Farmers Ales are a great match for dishes made from a fresh Whitby catch!

Published by RMC media, Mine’s a Pint is available to purchase from our Brewery Shop and online via Ebay.

Fox Valley Sheffield was host to the grand finale of Tour De Yorkshire 2017 and we were delighted to be invited to the show!

We were that excited decided to do a new Brew to celebrate!

Farmers Push Iron was named after the Yorkshire term often used for a bicycle – we thought quite a fitting name!

The brew went down a treat and was enjoyed by spectators and participants and a great day was had by everyone involved!