Windsor and Eton Brewery

They have open on Sundays from 11:00 but on this particular Sunday, 17. March 24, their Unit 4 Tap was booked for a kind of neighbourhood celebration. We were allowed to order beers for outside drinking. Altogether they stock about 16 taps with flight options. We bought two of their own beer, and enjoyed them outside. Their four-sided taproom is rather large with a stage to the right and the serving bar to the left of the entrance. (Visited with Finn, 17.03.2024).

Around a 10 minute walk from A Hoppy Place, next to the railway arches with their varying businesses. Looks like a normal factory unit from the outside but inside this is quite a huge beer hall. The long bar is on your left with around a dozen beers on sale including 3 guests on my visit. Good and friendly service with lots of tasters, flights available. The food looked decent. Well worth a visit.

Easy walking distance from downtown. Three thirds offered as a flight. Bottle shop too. Steady stream on a Thursday.

Seems that the times were off on here and yelp. I will be fixing that soon. Fairly decent size bar and tap selection, I only had time to grab some beers to go. They had a nice selection there too. Was able to snag a 5 mixed beer pack and glass set. Service was prompt which was great because I had to dash. The roads and parking were my only complaint in this area. Worth a stop if in Windsor or stuck with family at LEGO Land all day.

A modern looking brewery taphouse, not far from Windsor town centre. Plenty of bar stools, barrels and comfy chairs. They have 12 taps and a decent bottle selection. Working wifi and friendly service. Worth a visit if you are in the area. The brewery is visible from the tap room. December 2021 Update - They now have an awesome new taproom with seating for around 100 people and capacity for 26 tap/cask beers, plus a separate counter for substantial food. Lots of wood and concrete. A big upgrade indeed. Well worth making the pilgrimage!

Been as T Bois’ guest at a Knights club shindig (Cheers bro!) Limited seating but can drink amongst a working brewery, 10 or 11 beers on, all fresh from the pot, the Conqueror was on great form. Have the odd special such as Mulled Magna Carta, get news and updates on the brewery plus chance to shop and pick up bottles. Tried a fair few of the range and all good stuff. Would be nice to launch beers here or do the odd one off to make the freeloading extra special. Membership is a good perk and not that common in UK. Nice brewery, staff are super friendly and happy to chat about beer too.

6 taps available in shop/tap-room. OK, but no real stars.

We visited the brewery on one of their “Knight Club” members’ evenings as a guest of Colin. It was a friendly occasion with all their beers on draught, a burger van parked out at the back and tours of the brewery available for those who wanted it. The brewery is like a small, modern barn on an industrial estate. As the event was held in the brewery, it was possible to see it without an official tour and the knowledgeable staff were all on hand to answer any questions anyway. I was surprised to hear that Windsor and Eton has only been going for three years as their beers seem firmly established, and rightly so as they are generally rather good. There’s a small shop at the front where you can buy bottles and brewery related paraphernalia. (Visited 19 March 2013).

Last visit on Tuesday 20th November for the Knights Club members night. On a normal day the shop is open where you can buy the bulk of their standard range in bottles, plus T-shirts, fridge magnet, glasses, bar towels etc. They also sell 3 or so of their beers from cask into 2 litre bottles. Members night was a 2 hour session with music, brewery tours and 6 or 7 beers on cask. Great vfm for a £50 a year membership, 3 of these sessions, 2 with 2 guests, plus bottles upon joining and a 20% discount in the shop. You’ll normally get a sample of their latest offering when you pop to the shop if one of the brewers is about. Great brewery, great blokes, great beer!

Me and Loz visited here on Saturday 20th October 2012 to drop off some empty casks and it was also sort of on our way to the Thames Tipple now in central London. The brewery is situated in a trading estate but also slap bang next to a nice little residential area, in fact the lady in the shop lived in Duke Street, so right next to the brewery pretty much. The shop has a small but good selection of their bottled beers along with glasses, beer towels and other bits and bats on offer at reasonable prices. I was shown the brewery by the lady in the shop and given a sample of their latest beer Canberra a decent autumnal ale. It would seem that the brewery are struggling to keep up with demand and may have to increase capacity, the brewers were coming in on Sunday and doing a double brew just to keep up with demand. If in the area it is worth popping in and I guess a whistle stop brewery tour like I had with satisfy those amongst us who are very familiar with breweries. Good brewery, nice people.