Cricket and Leveson Gower
Sir Henry Dudley Gresham Leveson Gower – born at Titsey Place in 1873, he was a member of the Leveson Gower family who lived at Titsey Place from 1804 (when William Leveson Gower married Katherine-Maria Gresham) until 1992 when the
Ancient Woodland ft. New Taproom
Sustainability and the environment are two things at the forefront of the Titsey Brewing Co.’s ethos. Keeping the Titsey herd fed on our spent grain, never filling single-use kegs and planning for solar power are some of the ways we
Titsey Brewing Co Keep It Local
Local ingredients, partnerships with local business and environmentally friendly aims are driving forces behind Titsey Brewing Co. This is exemplified in the brewing process. In future, water, the main ingredient will be from the newly drilled well, only metres from
Welcome to the Titsey Brewing Co. Blog!
Since April we have been busy, busy, busy, brewing beer, brewing new beer, selling more beer than ever before to more people than ever before, buying a van, updating the logo, grappling with social media and most importantly planning for
There’s Water in Them Thar Downs!
Top of the list for a new brewery is water supply, and all the better if it is your own. The North Downs sit on chalk and where there is chalk, there is usually abundant water underground. So in a