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Brewery & cider Derriaghy

Bubble Brewing

A small Derriaghy microbrewery pouring IPAs, lagers and seasonal one-offs.

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Bubble BrewingA small Derriaghy microbrewery pouring IPAs, lagers and seasonal one-offs.

  • Getting in: No published public taproom or tour — contact the brewery before visiting; otherwise find the beer at local bars and bottle shops.
  • Tours: None advertised — ask the brewery directly.
  • Opening: No set visitor hours listed — check before you go.
  • Food: None listed at the brewery.
  • Family-friendly: Not a family attraction — this is a working brewery, not a visitor centre.
  • Age limits: Over-18s for anything involving alcohol.
Plan your visit

A rotating range from a small Derriaghy brewhouse

Bubble works across a wide spread of styles rather than one house beer, so the list moves between pale ales, IPAs and an imperial IPA, an Indian pale lager, a session New England IPA, a porter, an amber, a grisette and even a Belgian quadrupel and a gluten-free option. That variety is the draw — there is usually something new to try and the seasonal specials don't hang around. Ratings sit in the solid mid-range on the beer-rating apps, the mark of a working craft brewery still building its name. Check their latest list before you go hunting, as the line-up changes batch to batch.

Small-batch microbrewery IPAs, lagers & seasonals Rotating one-off brews Belfast & Lisburn stockists Over-18s (alcohol) Founded 2023
Good to know before you go:

Small breweries like Bubble often turn up at NI beer festivals, tap takeovers and tasting nights, and occasionally release limited seasonal brews. Follow them for stockist news and any pop-up tastings, and keep an eye on what's on across Northern Ireland for the next beer event.

Before you set off

What to bring

  • 🪪Photo IDYou need to be 18+ to drink — bring ID if you look under 25.
  • 🚗A plan to get homeA designated driver or a lift, so everyone can enjoy a tasting.
  • 👟Comfy shoesA working brewery tour means standing and a few stairs.
  • 💷A few poundsFor the taproom and a bottle or two to take home.
Good to know

Everything before you go

Getting in
No published public taproom or tour — contact the brewery before visiting; otherwise find the beer at local bars and bottle shops
Opening
No set visitor hours listed — check before you go
Tours
None advertised — ask the brewery directly
Age limits
Over-18s for anything involving alcohol
Food
None listed at the brewery
Family-friendly
Not a family attraction — this is a working brewery, not a visitor centre
Parking
Check before you go
Accessibility
Check before you go
How long to allow
Not a set-duration visit; allow time to seek the beer out across Belfast/Lisburn venues
Address
Derriaghy, Co. Antrim — confirm the exact address with the brewery before visiting
Questions

Before you go

Do I need to book?
No published public taproom or tour — contact the brewery before visiting; otherwise find the beer at local bars and bottle shops
Are there tours?
None advertised — ask the brewery directly
When is it open?
No set visitor hours listed — check before you go
Is it family-friendly?
Not a family attraction — this is a working brewery, not a visitor centre
Is there food?
None listed at the brewery
Getting there

Bubble Brewing is at Derriaghy, Co. Antrim — confirm the exact address with the brewery before visiting. Check before you go. Tap below for directions.

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About Bubble Brewing

Bubble Brewing is a microbrewery based in Derriaghy, on the south-western edge of Belfast in Co. Antrim. It was established in 2023, growing directly out of Norn Iron Brew Co, which ran on the same patch from 2019 before rebranding as Bubble.

The brewery makes small batches across a broad set of styles — pale ales, IPAs and an imperial IPA, lagers, a porter, an amber, Belgian-style beers and seasonal one-offs — which you'll most often find on guest taps and bottle shelves around the Belfast and Lisburn area rather than at a dedicated taproom. It's one of the newer names in Northern Ireland's growing craft-beer scene, which now numbers around thirty independent breweries.