Archive record · Brewery
Robinsons Brewery
Stockport, Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 1838
- Archive ID
- TB-SA5MBK23
- Last checked
- Not yet checked
Who owns this brewery?
Independent ownership is recorded. No parent company is held in the archive.
From the record
Summary
Fiercely independent 6th-generation family brewer. Partnered with Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson to brew 'Trooper', a massive global seller.
A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.
Tally’s Take
A fiercely independent 6th-generation family brewer, scoring a pop culture goldmine with their globally selling Iron Maiden Trooper ale.
The People
Behind the beer
The Beer Library
Beers
Trooper
Year-RoundEnglish Bitter
Developed with Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden, who is a genuine beer enthusiast rather than a licensed name. It has sold many millions of pints and outlasted every other band beer.
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Common questions about Robinsons Brewery
- Who owns Robinsons Brewery?
- Robinsons Brewery is independently owned — there is no parent company above it on record. It is based in Stockport, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom.
- Is Robinsons Brewery independent?
- Yes. Robinsons 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.
- When was Robinsons Brewery founded?
- Robinsons Brewery was founded in 1838 in Stockport, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom.
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