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Copper Kettle Brewery · Sheffield

Twelve years, five numbers.

From one borrowed kettle under a railway arch to a beer garden that seats a small town. Scroll down the years.

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A retro poster of a copper brewing hall with tall copper mash tuns and pipes under arched windows

2014

The first brew

400 liters

in one copper kettle

Brewed under a railway arch on Sidney Street, sold by the jug on Saturdays.

A retro poster of a curved wooden tasting bar with a row of beer glasses, pale to dark, under round glowing lamps

2016

The tap room opens

12 beers

on the bar, pale to stout

The first Friday, 300 people lined up round the arch.

A retro poster of a vaulted brick cellar lined with rows of oak barrels under wall lamps

2019

The barrel cellar

86 barrels

of oak, aging our dark beers

Bought from a Speyside cooper, each one numbered by hand.

A retro poster of a beer garden at dusk under strings of lights, people at long tables, the brewery chimney behind

2022

The beer garden

1,200 seats

under the chimney and the lights

Dogs, children and grandparents welcome until 9pm.

2026

Today

38,000

visitors this year

41

people on the payroll

Still brewing in the same kettle on Mondays, for old times' sake. Figures from our ticket and payroll records, January to October 2026.

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