Built into the flanks of Uley Bury on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment lies Uley Brewery, a traditional tower brewery.
They make a range of beers to include Uley Bitter, Pigs Ear, Old Spot, Uley Pale and ‘Specials’.
It was originally built by Samuel Price in 1833 on the site of the lower village spring outlet. This was during William IV’s reign, when Uley was filled with woollen mills, a dusty, thirsty trade with a huge appetite for beer.
You will see them at the farmers markets and you can buy their beer, vouchers and merchandise on line too.
Visit their website to see the list of events they run and find out about their beer club offering discounts.