You are invited to meet the faces behind the beer, ask questions and take in the wonders of the marble-lined brew hall.
Guided tours can be thirsty work, so we invite you to join us in the Brewery Tap and enjoy the likes of award-winning Camerons Strongarm, the brewery’s sixty-year-old flagship beer which is as distinct as Hartlepool itself.
In 1852, William Waldon bought the site of the Lion Brewery from Ralph Walker for £300. He moved into Greenbank in the little village of Stanton before building the Lion Brewery.
You are invited to meet the faces behind the beer, ask questions and take in the wonders of the marble-lined brew hall.
Guided tours can be thirsty work, so we invite you to join us in the Brewery Tap and enjoy the likes of award-winning Camerons Strongarm, the brewery’s sixty-year-old flagship beer which is as distinct as Hartlepool itself.
In 1852, William Waldon bought the site of the Lion Brewery from Ralph Walker for £300. He moved into Greenbank in the little village of Stanton before building the Lion Brewery.
