The Surrey Hills Brewery is located in the heart of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in a former milking parlour at Old Scotland Farm, Staple Lane, Shere. The Farm is nestled in a delightful fold on top of the North Downs chalk escarpment between the picturesque villages of Shere and East Clandon. The rustic exterior of the brewery building contrasts with the interior which has been converted into a perfect brewing environment that is hygienic and safe. Significant investment in new purpose-built equipment enables the highest levels of quality control.

January 2009 - Brewery to Tractor to 4x4 to Pub. We worked hard to ensure that all the pubs received their beer.

1/6/2005 The fully operational Brewery with all work completed. Note the green doors and Brewery sign.

15/04/2004 Vessels are cleaned and polished ready for final testing before the first brew. Interior brickwork has been rendered and coated with antifungal paint.

2/4/2005 The new roof and windows are in place. The steam boiler has been installed (note the chimney). All brickwork has now been steam cleaned. Final welding of all major vessels is now complete. Tarmac has been laid on the forecourt. Internal decoration work has started.

25/2/2005 From left to right, the mash tun, fermenter and copper are dropped in through the roof. The last two photos show the fermenters, copper and hot liquor tank in position.

7/2/2005 The old roof has now been removed and disposed of. The structural work can now commence on the building. Once complete, the internal ceilings will be removed, the brewery vessels lowered in and the new roof installed.

1/9/2004 This picture shows the state of the brewery building before any work was carried out. Electricity and water have since been connected up. All drains are now in place. Unrequired internal walls have been removed.