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Mourne Mountains Brewery

An independent Warrenpoint brewery making ales, lagers and stouts with Mourne mountain water.

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Mourne Mountains Brewery — An independent Warrenpoint brewery making ales, lagers and stouts with Mourne mountain water.

  • Getting in: Working brewery with an on-site taproom; no booking needed for the taproom when open.
  • Tours: No scheduled public tours advertised; contact the brewery to ask.
  • Opening: Taproom normally Thursday to Sunday; currently closed for renovation - check before you go.
  • Food: Wood-fired pizza when the taproom is trading.
  • Family-friendly: Primarily an adult beer venue; check suitability before bringing children.
  • Age limits: Over-18 for drinking, as a licensed venue.
Plan your visit

Beer brewed where the water comes from

This is a small independent brewery, not a polished visitor centre, and that is the appeal. The beers are made on site with fresh Mourne mountain water and a locally cultivated house yeast, spanning core and seasonal ales, lagers and stouts. When the taproom is trading you can drink those beers within yards of where they are made, from rotating taps that change with what is brewing. There is usually wood-fired pizza to go with it and a relaxed, community feel rather than a slick bar.

Independent since 2015 Mourne mountain water Taproom & fresh pours Wood-fired pizza Cans & kegs to take away Over-18 for drinking
Good to know before you go:

Independent breweries like this one often run tap takeovers, new-beer launches, seasonal events and live nights in the taproom. Follow the brewery's social channels for the latest, and check what else is on across NI.

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
Working brewery with an on-site taproom; no booking needed for the taproom when open
Opening
Taproom normally Thursday to Sunday; currently closed for renovation - check before you go
Tours
No scheduled public tours advertised; contact the brewery to ask
Age limits
Over-18 for drinking, as a licensed venue
Food
Wood-fired pizza when the taproom is trading
Family-friendly
Primarily an adult beer venue; check suitability before bringing children
Parking
On the industrial estate
Accessibility
Check directly with the brewery
How long to allow
1-2 hours for the taproom
Address
Unit B2, Milltown East Industrial Estate, Upper Dromore Road, Warrenpoint, BT34 3PN
Questions

Before you go

Do I need to book?
Working brewery with an on-site taproom; no booking needed for the taproom when open
Are there tours?
No scheduled public tours advertised; contact the brewery to ask
When is it open?
Taproom normally Thursday to Sunday; currently closed for renovation - check before you go
Is it family-friendly?
Primarily an adult beer venue; check suitability before bringing children
Is there food?
Wood-fired pizza when the taproom is trading
Getting there

Mourne Mountains Brewery is at Unit B2, Milltown East Industrial Estate, Upper Dromore Road, Warrenpoint, BT34 3PN. On the industrial estate. Tap below for directions.

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The story

About Mourne Mountains Brewery

Mourne Mountains Brewery was founded in 2015 in Warrenpoint, County Down, as an independent microbrewery. Its identity is built around the Mourne Mountains themselves: the brewery uses fresh water drawn from the range, Irish-sourced base malts and a house yeast cultivated locally.

The beer range spans crisp, hoppy pilsners and lagers through to bold imperial stouts, packaged in cans and kegs and listed by beer raters and CAMRA. Alongside the brewing operation, the site developed a taproom for drinking fresh, locally known for its wood-fired pizza, which at the time of writing is being renovated ahead of reopening.