CANS COMING SOON! Thank you for your support for our Bag In Boxes and Kokomo mini-kegs through this difficult time. We have retired these temporarily in order to focus on our new canning equipment! Keep an eye on our blog page and social media for the latest news, and check back here towards the end of September when we should be open for online orders. In the meantime, our cans are launched at the best independent specialist retailers across the country on Friday 25th September – go visit your local, and if they don’t stock us let us know!
Small businesses still need your support – please shop local, support independent, and drink Bristol – cheers!
HERE’S WHERE YOU CAN USUALLY FIND OUR BEERS IN THE WILD. KEEP CHECKING BACK FOR UPDATED LISTINGS. CHEERS!
NORTH BRISTOL
Bottles & Books
Brewer’s Droop
The Cadbury
Coffee & Beer
Corks of Cotham
The Crafty Egg
The Drapers Arms
Flour and Ash
The Gallimaufry
Grape & Grind
The Good Measure
Hare on the Hill
The Hillgrove Porter Stores
Jamaica Street Stores
Masa + Mezcal
Nettle and Rye
Steam Bristol
Two Belly
The Victoria Ale House
DISTRIBUTION
BREWERY TAP
Our brewery tap in St Philips (BS2 0RG) is usually open on Fridays and Saturdays from April to October – please check the Events page for more details. We have draught beer to drink in and cans to take away. We look forward to seeing you – cheers! WE HAVE NOT RE-OPENED FOR 2020 BUT WILL BE OPENING A CAN SHOP AT GCHQ IN DUE COURSE.
Please note: not all of these pubs, bars, restaurants and shops carry our beers at all times. Due to the booming nature of the brewing industry at present, customers are lucky enough to have a huge range of breweries from which to choose. Inclusion on this page does not guarantee our beer will be available at a stockist at a particular time.
TRADE CUSTOMERS
If you want to talk to us about buying some beer, give us a call or drop us a line.
CONTACT
0117 9039930
accounts@goodchemistrybrewing.com
ADDRESS
Unit 2, William Street St Phillips
Bristol BS2 0RG
DID YOU KNOW?
The foamy head is an important part of beer. It is formed by a complex carbon-dioxide reaction and can say a lot about the quality of the beer. If the head is missing, it can mean that your beer is flat and sometimes bland-tasting.