A working record of the breweries making beer across Wales today, from century old cask ale names to nano breweries pouring their first pints.
A starting set of well known Welsh breweries. More are being added on a rolling basis, region by region.
Wales' biggest independent brewery, grown from a single taproom in Newport into one of the UK's best known craft names. Tiny Rebel made its name with bold, colourful cans and a Welsh red ale that took the top prize at the Great British Beer Festival.
Cardiff's oldest brewing name, founded in the Victorian era and still tied closely to the city's pubs and rugby culture. Brains produces a traditional core range alongside collaborations with other Welsh breweries.
Started in a garden shed in west Cardiff by two friends, Crafty Devil has grown into a Canton based brewery with its own taprooms in Cardiff and Penarth. The focus is on approachable, hop led beers made in small batches.
A newer arrival built on a decade of commercial brewing experience behind the scenes, Dark Element has quickly become one of the highest rated breweries in Wales by focusing tightly on hazy, hop forward pales and IPAs.
Founded by two friends who began by borrowing other breweries' equipment, Untapped now brews from its own site near Raglan Castle in Monmouthshire, producing both traditional cask ales and more modern hoppy styles.
The oldest working brewery in Wales, founded in the tinplate town of Llanelli. In 1935 Felinfoel became one of the first breweries in the world to sell beer in cans, and its flagship ale is still widely regarded as Wales' national beer.