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<big>'''Old Dairy Brewery,''''' Rawlinson Farm, Rolvenden, Kent.''</big> | |||
Brewing commenced 2009 in a converted milking parlour. In 2014 they moved to Tenterden. | |||
<big>'''Old Dairy Brewery''', ''Units 2/3 Station Yard, Station Road, Tenterden, Kent''</big> | <big>'''Old Dairy Brewery''', ''Units 2/3 Station Yard, Station Road, Tenterden, Kent''</big> | ||
They established a new 30-barrel brewery here in 2014. | |||
See: [http://www.breweryhistory.com/journal/archive/154/OD.pdf "The Old Dairy Brewery, Rolvenden, Kent: A Photo Essay" by Ed Wray] | See: [http://www.breweryhistory.com/journal/archive/154/OD.pdf "The Old Dairy Brewery, Rolvenden, Kent: A Photo Essay" by Ed Wray] | ||
Ceased brewing in 2022. The taproom at Tenterden still trades under the same name, but under new management. The Old Dairy beers are being contract brewed by several local brewers, solely to supply the taproom. The plant has been sold to the [[Brewery Of Angels and Demons Ltd]], of Capel-le-Ferne, near Folkestone, and is currently in storage on a hop farm near Tenterden while an oast is being refurbished to house it. | |||
[[category:Kent]] | [[category:Kent]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:19, 12 April 2023
Old Dairy Brewery, Rawlinson Farm, Rolvenden, Kent.
Brewing commenced 2009 in a converted milking parlour. In 2014 they moved to Tenterden.
Old Dairy Brewery, Units 2/3 Station Yard, Station Road, Tenterden, Kent
They established a new 30-barrel brewery here in 2014.
See: "The Old Dairy Brewery, Rolvenden, Kent: A Photo Essay" by Ed Wray
Ceased brewing in 2022. The taproom at Tenterden still trades under the same name, but under new management. The Old Dairy beers are being contract brewed by several local brewers, solely to supply the taproom. The plant has been sold to the Brewery Of Angels and Demons Ltd, of Capel-le-Ferne, near Folkestone, and is currently in storage on a hop farm near Tenterden while an oast is being refurbished to house it.