Otter Brewery

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Otter Brewery is a family-owned brewery located in the village of Luppitt, near Honiton, in Devon, England. Established in 1990, the brewery is named after the nearby River Otter, which flows through the region. Otter Brewery is known for producing a range of traditional ales and beers, which are distributed throughout the United Kingdom.

History

Otter Brewery was founded by David and Mary Ann McCaig in 1990. The brewery started as a small operation but has grown significantly over the years. The McCaig family has maintained a hands-on approach to brewing, ensuring that traditional methods and high-quality ingredients are used in their products.

Products

Otter Brewery produces a variety of ales and beers, including:

• Otter Ale - A traditional amber ale with a balanced flavor profile.
• Otter Bitter - A classic bitter with a hoppy taste and a smooth finish.
• Otter Bright - A light and refreshing golden ale.
• Otter Head - A strong ale with a rich and complex flavor.
• Otter Amber - A well-rounded amber ale with a malty character.

Sustainability

Otter Brewery is committed to sustainable brewing practices. The brewery has implemented several eco-friendly initiatives, such as using locally sourced ingredients, recycling waste products, and utilizing renewable energy sources. The brewery also has its own reed bed water filtration system to treat wastewater.

Awards

Otter Brewery has received numerous awards for its beers, including accolades from the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) and other industry organizations. These awards recognize the quality and craftsmanship of Otter Brewery's products.

Tours and Events

The brewery offers guided tours, allowing visitors to see the brewing process firsthand and learn about the history and operations of Otter Brewery. The tours often include tastings of the brewery's various ales and beers. Additionally, Otter Brewery participates in local beer festivals and events, showcasing their products to a wider audience.

See also

• List of breweries in England
• Beer in England
• Real ale