Beoir Chorcha Dhuibhne
More than four generations of same family have lived here in An Riasc, on the Dingle Peninsula, and for over 100 years we have welcomed locals and visitors to our pub.
Our Experience
Tour the brewhouse and enjoy a tasting in the pub afterwards or take a technical tour where you get to pick the brains of one of the brewers. Or if mobility is an issue, relax to the pub and taste some beer while watching a video of our process.
Our Brewery
Brewery Tours
Dingle Peninsula
Our Location
We might be a little biased, but we like to think we live in one of the most beautiful parts of Ireland, and we’re definitely the most south-westerly brewery in Europe! You’ll find us in An Riasc, a small town land, just 1.5km from Ballyferriter village, and 11km north-west of Dingle town, along the Slea Head Drive one of Ireland’s most scenic routes, and part of the world famous Wild Atlantic Way. An Riasc is probably best known for the monastic site, which is a 10-minute walk from us here in Brics.
Excavated by archaeologists in the 1970s, it contains the remains of a church, some round houses, a possible burial shrine and several cross-inscribed stones. It’s believed the site was occupied as early as the 6th century. Artefacts found in the excavation can be seen in Músaem Chorcha Dhuibhne, in Ballyferriter.
THE TEAM
Our People
The original conception of Adrienne Heslin who was the first woman microbrewer in Ireland and created the first microbrewery in County Kerry. A small team from various backgrounds, with one common goal to produce and package quality beers from an ancient land with thousands of years of history. Concentrating on the unparalleled characteristics of our beers which are brewed with our own house strain of fresh yeast, solidifying their identity (the beers).
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