Nash Lee Rd, Terrick, Aylesbury HP17 0TQ, UK
Nash Lee Road
Terrick
England
HP17 0TQ
GB
The Chiltern Brewery is a family owned & run brewery that has been at the forefront of the revival of English ales since 1980. The brewery shop, open Monday to Saturday, boasts a fine range of award-winning beers and the best local produce including spirits, foods and gifts.
The brewery also produce a number of ‘beer foods’, such as cheeses & breads that are made with their beers in. Their friendly staff enjoy nothing more than helping people to discover new beers… with the help of some free tasters of course!
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