The Bell Street Brewery

The Bell Street Brewery sits within The Bull on Bell Street public house at 57 - 59 Bell Street at the back of the building, which is only 3 doors up from where William’s original brewery was, and is actually just over 100 feet away as the crow flies. This building has been a pub since 1564, and was leased by Brakspear in 1774, then bought in 1881. It was a coaching inn from 1744 to 1850 for those travelling between London and Wallingford. Over the years 57-59 Bell Street has been known as The Bull Brasserie and Ko-Kos too. The Brakspear head office still remains in Henley and shares the Bull courtyard with the Bell Street Brewery. In January 2013 Brakspear Pub Co gave 57 - 59 Bell Street a major makeover and on Good Friday, 29th March 2013, The Bull on Bell Street was revealed along with the Bell Street Brewery. After a few trial runs, the Bull on Bell Street began selling the first brew on the 11th May 2013. The building itself is one of Henley’s oldest, dating back some 700 years, and we like to think it has a modern look whilst making the most of its character. Show Less