Residents or people staying in Brockdish may be interested to visit St Peter’s Brewery which is one of the local treasures.  

The beers – The range and quality of St Peter’s beers is impressive.  From gluten free to honey beer they have something for everyone.  It is well worth paying a visit to the onsite beer shop where you can buy a “PYO” case from their full selection.  We also found that we could buy some cases of our favourites at knock off prices because they had label damage!  From talking to the lady in the shop it seems some of the national retailers won’t tolerate any imperfections in the labels – the beer inside the bottle was, I found on my extensive research, unaffected!

The hall – St Peter’s hall is seeped in history and although we only popped in for a drink to have a look around we did notice an impressive dining room (opulent with oak panelling).  Do stick a comment on this article if you’ve been to eat and let us know what the food is like.

Tours – The lady in the shop told us they had had to stop the tours of the brewery because of “health and safety” which is a real shame as several people we’ve spoken to remarked on how much fun they were.  They do however still do guided tastings which we’ve not tried but plan to soon.

More information from http://www.stpetersbrewery.co.uk.

If you’ve made any good day trips from Brockdish do please let us know.