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Salisbury Ranks Fourth in the UK’s Craft Beer City Rankings

by Kaia

As the craft beer scene continues to flourish across the UK, Salisbury emerges as a prominent contender, securing the fourth spot in the nation’s craft beer city rankings. This accolade comes amidst a significant surge in brewery establishments nationwide, with microbreweries witnessing a surge in popularity over the past two decades.

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A study conducted by Brewhouse and Kitchen sheds light on the shifting preferences of consumers, revealing that 65 percent now favor craft beers over mainstream alternatives. Against this backdrop, holiday company Independent Cottages undertook a comprehensive analysis of cities throughout the UK to identify those boasting the most vibrant craft beer scenes.

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The research methodology encompassed various factors, including the density of independent breweries per capita, the accolades garnered by these breweries in 2023, and the prevalence of craft beer-oriented pubs and drinking establishments based on TripAdvisor searches per capita.

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Sarah Hughes, Director of Dark Revolution Brewery located in Old Sarum, attests to the burgeoning craft beer scene in Salisbury, noting a significant transformation over time. She highlights Dark Revolution Brewery’s role as an innovative and esteemed local establishment, supplying not only national customers and pubs but also catering to beloved local venues such as The Village, The Coach and Horses, Sips, and The Winchester Gate.

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Looking ahead, Dark Revolution Brewery is set to host its inaugural beer festival in July 2025, promising to showcase some of the world’s finest breweries and drawing enthusiasts from far and wide to Salisbury. Sarah Hughes expresses the brewery’s unwavering commitment to elevating Salisbury’s standing on the craft beer map, further solidifying its position as a hub of craft beer excellence.

While Salisbury secured an impressive fourth place in the rankings, falling marginally short of Bath, Canterbury, and Newcastle, its thriving local breweries and independent pubs continue to champion real ales, contributing to the city’s burgeoning reputation in the craft beer landscape.

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