BREW-SCHOOL - "the art of brewing"
All grain beer brewing courses
Brew-School is dedicated to teaching the ancient art of all grain beer brewing leading on ultimately to the commercial skills needed for setting up your own microbrewery.
Bakewell - The Peak District
Our courses take place in and around Bakewell the ancient capital of the Peak District. Brew-School works with some of the country's leading beer brewing experts to help inspire a beer brewing revolution.
Learn to brew beer in a day
Brew-School runs one day all grain beer brewing courses with our expert brewing tutors who takes you through the whole brew process in one day showing how you can brew beer at home with basic beer brewing equipment. At the end of the beer brewing course our braumeister will give you some essential tips on how to then bottle your beer which you then take home and enjoy.
Running your own pub
If you interested in selling your craft beer either through a pub, micropub or bar we now offer a one day boot camp taking people through or the essential things they need to consider in buying and running a pub. This course with a team of industry experts is a must for anybody seriously entering the pub or bar world. For more advice on leasing a pub.
Setting up your own microbrewery or nanobrewery
For brewers who have aspirations to set up their own microbrewery Brew-School offers a three day setting up a microbrewery course. These courses take students through the full brewing process together with the essential business and technical insights on setting up your own microbrewery. Should you need specialist brewery insurance for your microbrewery we have a free guide on the things you need to insure your brewery.
Beer brewing training and qualifications
Brew-School is also combining the business insignts to set up your own microbrewery and the brewing skills & knowledge to produce fantastic beers with the IBD General Certificate in Brewing.
Brew-School is also pleased to sponsor the country's leading forum on home brewing Jimsbeerkit. If you have specific questions on brewing we encourage you to use this fantastic free resource. We also support the aims of CAMRA so check out their informative publications including their guide on how to brew your own British real ale.
