Jennings Brewery Tour (Cockermouth, Lake District) Reviews
Newest Review: ... to getting it back up and running and continuing the tradition of using the Lakeland well water and in April last year the Brewery reopened it's doors and began brewing again following a temporary switch to Burton. Cost Rather than pre book the tour, which is an option, we instead decided to arrive on the day, guessing that there wouldn't be a huge demand for a guided tour on a Wednesday. Well perhaps more importantly that it wouldn't be sold out before we got there. The cost of the tour is £6.50 for adults and children over 12 can also take the tour for £3.25. The cost includes a 45 minute guided tour of the working facility and then int... more
Customer Jennings Brewery Tour (Cockermouth, Lake District) Reviews (1)
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Having tried and failed to take the Jennings Brewery tour last year due to the devastation caused by the floods we returned to Cockermouth last month so I could finally take the tour around my favourite Brewery. I've been enjoying Jennings beer for around 6 years and I was very keen to see how my favourite tipple was brewed in the heart of the Lakes. With that in mind we headed for Cockermouth to take up the guided tour. Location The Brewery is easy enough to find in the centre of Cockermouth in the Castle Brewery on the imaginatively named Brewery Lane. There is a limited amount of parking outside the Brewery, however there is a number of public ... Read the complete review
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