WYLAM BREWERY

The Wylam Brewery is a 30-barrel microbrewery located in Newcastle upon Tyne's Palace of Arts in Exhibition Park. The Brewery Tap & Kitchen is located right next to the Brewery and is open on Thursdays through Sundays every week. They serve a wide variety of craft beers in both keg and cask formats, including their signature Jakehead IPA, a selection of flavorful Heritage Cask Beers, and a selection of core keg beers that appeal to a wide range of palates.

The microbrewery and events venue, Wylam Brewery, debuted at Exhibition Park, Newcastle, on May 27, 2016. Famous for hosting a wide variety of events, Wylam Brewery at Palace of Art is the counterculture heartbeat of Newcastle's vibrant nightlife. Palace of Art, where Wylam Brewery is located, was constructed for the 1929 North East Exhibition and is now the only structure from that event still standing.

Craft, Art, and Industry were all encouraged and celebrated at the Exhibition, which was an ambitious undertaking at the beginning of the Great Depression. From its humble beginnings in a potting shed in Wylam, Northumberland, where locals John Boyle and Robin Leighton laboured over malt bills and recipes, Wylam Brewery has gone a long way.

Wylam Brewery's original concoctions can be found in fine drinking establishments and specialty stores all throughout the country. For critical maintenance reasons, the Military Vehicle Museum had to close its doors in 2006, and it eventually moved to Sunderland. After lying dormant for nearly a decade, the Palace of Arts is now open as the Wylam Brewery, where people can enjoy beer, food, and live music. 

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Highlights

• Observe the brewery operate its kitchen on the simple tenets of fresh, local, seasonal.
• Sample conventional British Fayre small dishes with a North East twist every week from Thursday to Sunday.
• Enjoy a typical Sunday roast made with fresh cuts acquired from nearby farms; vegetarians and vegans alike will appreciate the delectable vegan option.
• The Grand Hall at Wylam Brewery is frequently the scene of weddings, receptions, and pop-up events like the ubiquitous Battle of the Burger.
• Beer lovers may also take a tour of Wylam Brewery every Saturday at 11 a.m.
• The tour provides an overview of the brewing process, some background on the brewery, and a chance to try four different beers.