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Using only natural ingredients with no added chemicals or sugar, our ales are brewed by traditional methods to reproduce the flavours of ales as they used to be.
The concept of the Heart of Wales Brewery came into being shortly after moving into the Neuadd Arms Hotel, as we realised how much the locals appreciated good real ales. An initial brew was produced in 2004 using local spring water through a friend’s brewery, especially for the Mid Wales Beer Festival held in the town each November. The ale “Blaen Gwennol” (named after the spring) was so well received that we felt there was definitely the potential to build on this success. The brewery became a reality with the renovation of the derelict stables situated behind the Neuadd Arms Hotel.
The brewery is a six barrel plant (a Brewers Barrel is 36 gallons) which was custom built and installed by Porter Brewing Installations. It comprises six stainless steel vessels together with all the associated ancillary equipment needed to produce traditional real ales. It is housed on two floors linked by a cast iron spiral staircase.
We are firm believers in the adage that you only get out as good as you put in. Using only natural ingredients with no added chemicals or sugar, our ales are brewed by traditional methods to reproduce the flavours of ales as they used to be.
We are not only a brewery but a 21 bedroom Victorian Grade II Listed hotel as well, which serves as the brewery tap. With 10 hand pulls on the two bars we aim to serve 8 of our own ales, one guest ale and one traditional cider at all times.
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