Harvey's Brewery Beer

Harvey's Brewery is a prominent independent family-run brewery located in Lewes, East Sussex, England. Founded in 1790 by John Harvey, the brewery has been operated by seven generations of his descendants, maintaining a long-standing tradition of British brewing excellence. The brewery is famous for its iconic Bridge Wharf Brewery building, which is featured in the logo visible on the glassware.

Harvey's is best known for its traditional cask ales, specifically Harvey's Sussex Best Bitter, which has won numerous awards. The production is rooted in its historic site in Lewes, utilizing local ingredients and traditional methods. Unlike many historic British breweries that have been acquired by multinational conglomerates, Harvey's remains fiercely independent and family-owned, representing a significant piece of English brewing heritage.