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Named after William Evan-Evans, who married into the Buckley family four generations ago, Evan Evans fast gained a reputation as a brewer of quality Welsh beer, and with its flagship beer, CWRW winning regular high praise and awards, the business steadily grew.
- Our Brewery
Since 1767, seven generations of the Buckley family have...
- Evan Evans
Founded on seven generations of brewing expertise, Evan...
- About us
Whilst our 250-year history of brewing is at our core, we...
- Finest Welsh Beer and Cider
Evan Evans Brewery produces around 3 million pints every...
- Our Brewery
Evan Evans Brewery produces around 3 million pints every year. With traditional family recipes handed down from generation to generation brewed alongside contemporary beers, our styles, flavours and brewing expertise set us apart from the mainstream.
Since 1767, seven generations of the Buckley family have tirelessly brewed beer in Wales. It’s a unique heritage that firmly underpins Evan Evans’ passion and expertise.
Whilst our 250-year history of brewing is at our core, we believe strongly in innovation. Evan Evans is a modern, brewing plant, capable of producing around 3 million pints every year using the finest raw materials and the attention to detail that makes us who we are.
Jul 19, 2024 · AWARD-WINNING brewers Evan-Evans will launch the first Welsh zero alcohol cider at the Royal Welsh Show next week. Blended and bottled in Llandeilo, the zero alcohol drink will be part of the hugely-popular RedHog cider brand.
Evan Evans brews six core beers and an array of seasonal beers. The company owns the Celt craft beer range, and produces the Fire Island brand of gluten-free bottle beers. The Evan-Evans beers form the traditional cask beer range. The Archers brand name is used for occasional beers.
May 25, 2021 · Simon Buckley’s family have been brewing in Wales for 253 years and now he has recovered from a 13-week stay in hospital with COVID-19, Simon intends to lead his brewery for another 10 years at least. Fine family tradition. Simon Buckley, COVID survivor and Evans-Evans’ leader.
