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Ormeau Brewery

Belfast's nano-scale craft brewery, made on renewable energy on the east side of the city.

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Ormeau Brewery — Belfast's nano-scale craft brewery, made on renewable energy on the east side of the city.

  • Getting in: No published public taproom; contact [email protected] before visiting.
  • Tours: No published tour programme — check with the brewery.
  • Opening: No published opening hours — check before you go.
  • Food: None on site; this is a production brewery.
  • Family-friendly: No — it is a working brewery, not a visitor venue.
  • Age limits: Any beer tasting is over-18 only.
Plan your visit

A genuinely small, local brewery

Ormeau Brewing Co. describes itself as truly nano scale, brewing in small batches for customers close to home. The beer is made from locally sourced ingredients and distributed in the most efficient way possible, all powered by renewable energy. Rather than chasing a national footprint, the brewery serves its own corner of Belfast first. That makes it a real local find for anyone working through the city's independent beer makers.

Independent nano brewery Launched 2022 100% renewable energy Local east Belfast Can & keg Over-18
Good to know before you go:

Small breweries like this often appear at Belfast beer festivals, tap takeovers and pop-up tastings rather than running a fixed events calendar. Follow Ormeau Brewing Co. on social media for new releases and stockist news, and watch the wider Northern Ireland craft beer scene for festival dates.

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; contact [email protected] before visiting
Opening
No published opening hours — check before you go
Tours
No published tour programme — check with the brewery
Age limits
Any beer tasting is over-18 only
Food
None on site; this is a production brewery
Family-friendly
No — it is a working brewery, not a visitor venue
Parking
On-street in a residential area; check locally
Accessibility
Not published — contact the brewery if you have access needs
How long to allow
Not a fixed visit; seek the beer out across Belfast bars
Address
Knock Eden Park, Belfast, BT6 0JF
Questions

Before you go

Do I need to book?
No published public taproom; contact [email protected] before visiting
Are there tours?
No published tour programme — check with the brewery
When is it open?
No published opening hours — check before you go
Is it family-friendly?
No — it is a working brewery, not a visitor venue
Is there food?
None on site; this is a production brewery
Getting there

Ormeau Brewery is at Knock Eden Park, Belfast, BT6 0JF. On-street in a residential area; check locally. Tap below for directions.

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The story

About Ormeau Brewing Co.

Ormeau Brewing Co. launched in 2022 as one of Belfast's newest breweries, founded on a 25-year history of travel, beer culture, sampling and home brewing. Inspired by experiences from Australia to Europe, the founders set out to brew internationally-influenced beer at a local level.

The brewery works at nano scale and leans hard into sustainability, using 100% renewable energy and locally sourced ingredients, then distributing as efficiently as possible to customers in its immediate area. Its beer is sold in can and keg and recognised through SIBA's Indie Beer scheme, marking it out as part of Northern Ireland's growing independent craft beer community.