Improve bottling efficiency within the brewery by the installation of an automated bottling line capable of running at 2000 bottles per hour. The investment will allow us to access new business opportunities within UK and Export markets. The project also included 2 large new fermenters that will increase our brewing capacity and flexibility.

It is part funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development.

Pheasantry Best Bitter wins CAMRA GOLD at Great British Beer Festival in the Bitter Category!

Mark Easterbrook (Head Brewer) on hearing the announcement, said:
"To say we are delighted is an understatement. From the beginning we have endeavoured to brew the very best quality beers and this award proves we have succeeded in our aim. It has been achieved by hard work from all the team and we plan on building upon the success in the future."

Featured in Stagweb's article on the The UK's Best Microbreweries...

"6 particularly fine brews that would grace any table, bar or BBQ Pheasantry Brewery have ales, bitters and a thirst quenching lager which have gained them local acclaim from taste experts. While here at StagWeb we can’t claim expert credentials we do know what we like and Pheasantry really do hit the spot and are a worthy inclusion to our best of national brewers we’d recommend you search out for yourselves"

A group dedicated to creating a memorial of Lincoln’s tank history has also launched a special ale.

The Lincoln Tank Memorial Group created Lincoln Tank Ale with the help of Pheasantry Brewery of East Markham.

The ale is sold by Small Beers of Lincoln and by the brewery direct, and is a “well hopped, classic English” beer with “full rounded flavour” and low to medium bitterness.

The tank group are presently trying to bring a life size replica of the first tank, produced in Lincoln, to Tritton Road roundabout.

However, it will cost the group almost £30,000 to erect, so a donation will be made to their efforts for each cask of Lincoln Tank Ale sold.

So far, the Group has seen a number of donations, including a £10,000 offering from online strategy game, World of Tanks.

Joe Cooke Chairman of the group, said: “This is another welcome addition to our fundraising efforts and we are very grateful to Mark Easterbrook from Pheasantry Brewery for his support, we have already received emails from people who have tasted the beer and remarked how pleasant it is to contribute to the project in such an enjoyable way!”

Pheasantry Brewery’s Mark Easterbrook added: “We were keen to become involved when the tank group contacted us earlier this year, already there is keen interest in the beer from pubs either wanting to support the project or wanting to try out the new brew.”

Article published in the Lincolnite

You can now buy our beer online (12 bottle cases) at the Best of British Beer website.