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Beech Avenue Brewery

Holt / Rhosddu, Wrexham, Wales, Wales, United Kingdom

Closed · 2024IndependentHistorical brewery
Founded
2020
Closed
2024
Archive ID
TB-CKM3MC7S
Last checked
2026-08-23
#Wales#UnitedKingdom#Independent#Historical

Who owns this brewery?

Independent

Independent ownership is recorded. No parent company is held in the archive.

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From the record

Summary

Lockdown-era microbrewery that began on a 30-litre kitchen plant, expanded into a converted grain silo on a Holt farm, then operated a shop and pop-up taproom at Rhosddu Industrial Estate. CAMRA marks the brewery closed. The company changed its name from Beech Avenue Brewery Ltd in November 2024 and was dissolved on 19 August 2025; local coverage documents a move at the end of 2024 into a food-and-drink kitchen business. Exact final brew date remains UNKNOWN.

A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.

Events

  1. Beech Avenue Leaves Brewery Model2024-20

    BUSINESS PIVOT / COMPANY DISSOLUTION

    CAMRA marks the brewery closed; local coverage places the move to a food-and-drink kitchen at the end of 2024. The company changed name in November 2024 and was dissolved on 19 August 2025.

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The People

Behind the beer

Brian Hardman and Melissa Chamberlain
Founder

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The Beer Library

Beers

Gold

Historical

Session Golden Ale

ABV4.0%
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Pale

Historical

Premium Pale Ale

ABV4.5%
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Sources

  1. recordProbable

    Brewery record from Tally's UK master, Pass 147. Lockdown-era microbrewery that began on a 30-litre kitchen plant, expanded into a converted grain silo on a Holt farm, then operated a shop and pop-up taproom at Rhosddu Industrial Estate. CAMRA marks the brewery closed. The company changed its name from Beech Avenue Brewery Ltd in November 2024 and was dissolved on 19 August 2025; local coverage documents a move at the end of 2024 into a food-and

    Tally's UK master, Pass 147 — Wales public lists, thin beers, photo rights · Tally's Beer Universe research workbook · 2026

    CommercialMedium reliabilitySource accessed 2026-08-21
    Claim last checked 2026-08-21

Only the claims above are sourced. Everything else on this page is the archive's own research and has not yet been tied to a document — which is worth knowing rather than hiding.

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Straight answers

Common questions about Beech Avenue Brewery

Who owns Beech Avenue Brewery?
Beech Avenue Brewery is independently owned — there is no parent company above it on record. It is based in Holt / Rhosddu, Wrexham, Wales, United Kingdom.
Is Beech Avenue Brewery independent?
Yes. Beech Avenue Brewery is recorded as independent, with no parent company. Independence is recorded as the brewery states it; where a stake is a minority holding or joint venture, this archive leaves it unmapped rather than calling it ownership.
Is Beech Avenue Brewery still open?
No. Beech Avenue Brewery has closed (2024). Lockdown-era microbrewery that began on a 30-litre kitchen plant, expanded into a converted grain silo on a Holt farm, then operated a shop and pop-up taproom at Rhosddu Industrial Estate. CAMRA marks the brewery closed. The company changed its name from Beech Avenue Brewery Ltd in November 2024 and was dissolved on 19 August 2025; local coverage documents a move at the end of 2024 into a food-and-drink kitchen business. Exact final brew date remains UNKNOWN.
When was Beech Avenue Brewery founded?
Beech Avenue Brewery was founded in 2020 in Holt / Rhosddu, Wrexham, Wales, United Kingdom.
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