Salt Beer

Salt (often stylized as SALT Beer Factory) is a pioneering craft brewery originally established in Saltaire, West Yorkshire. The brand is deeply rooted in the heritage of its location, taking its name from Titus Salt, the Victorian industrialist who founded the UNESCO World Heritage village of Saltaire. The brewery is housed in a converted Edwardian tram shed, blending traditional industrial history with modern brewing techniques.

Since its inception, Salt has gained a significant reputation for its hop-forward IPAs and high-quality brewing standards. It operates as part of a larger hospitality and brewing group based in the UK. The brand emphasizes community and heritage while maintaining a contemporary approach to the craft beer market, distributing its products through major retailers and independent bottle shops across the United Kingdom and internationally.