Ask most people where stout comes from and they’ll say Ireland. Usually followed by a pint of Guinness. They’re not wrong about who made it famous, but they are wrong […]

The Rise of Low & No Alcohol Craft Beer Low and no alcohol beers aren’t a trend anymore, they’re a movement. Drinkers want: And importantly, they don’t want to compromise. […]

What’s the difference between an IPA and a Session IPA? Discover how these popular craft beer styles compare, what they taste like, and which Renegade beers to try.

If you’ve ever wanted a beer that feels like sunshine in a glass, chances are you’ve already met (or are about to fall in love with) the Radler. Light, citrusy, […]

Alcohol-free beer is booming — especially during Dry January. Discover why mindful drinkers are choosing non-alcoholic beer without sacrificing flavour, quality or the social side of drinking.

Discover why lager is one of the most overlooked styles — and why Renegade Master Premium Lager shows just how crisp, clean and characterful lager can be. Learn more in our latest blog.

Winter is the season for bold flavours, darker nights, and beers that feel like a proper treat. And right now, one style is stealing the spotlight: stout. Rich. Warming. Silky. […]

Need a Secret Santa gift for that mystery legend, a die-hard beer fiend, or someone who deserves a bit of festive spoiling? Stop the scroll. You’ve just stumbled onto the […]

Championing flavour, sustainability, and British brewing. In recent years, the UK craft beer scene has been dominated by imported hops; think Citra from the US, Galaxy from Australia, or Nelson […]

You’ll recognise SJ as the face of Renegade Brewery – she’s basically a local legend at this point. A true force of nature, she’s not just the one pulling pints […]

Alright Renegades, gather round! We’re absolutely buzzing to finally unveil our latest cask creation, Farmer’s Centenary Pale Ale. This one’s a bit special, folks, and we’re not just saying that […]

Here at Renegade Brewery, we’re passionate about the rich history of beer, and few styles embody that history quite like stout. Its roots are firmly planted in English soil, a […]