The Dead Crafty Beer Company
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About The Dead Crafty Beer Company
The Dead Crafty Beer Company is a family-owned beer hall at 92 Dale St in Liverpool, with 20 draft lines and more than 350 bottles and cans. Beers are served in 2/3 measures as standard, so a visit can cover several pours. The range runs from hazy low-ABV beers to DIPAs and imperial stouts. The craft keg and can lineup rotates and includes breweries from America. The bar works with table service, and the team guides customers through the list when they want help choosing. It is open daily. Stationery is provided at the tables for writing cards.
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention craft keg beers, knowledgeable bar staff, 2/3 measures and stationery for card-writing.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention craft keg beers, knowledgeable bar staff, 2/3 measures and stationery for card-writing.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers single out the beer selection above all, a lineup of modern keg and can styles that runs from low ABV hazy beers to bright yellow DIPAs and a 13.5% imperial stout. Several mention breweries from America rarely seen in other UK outlets, and one notes that Liverpool leans towards cask, so a keg specialist stood out. Close behind is the staff, described repeatedly as friendly and knowledgeable and happy to steer visitors through the range, with one reviewer praising the table service. Out-of-town visitors say they were made to feel welcome, and a few call the setting quirky. The recurring caveat is cost. Two reviewers call it a little pricey, and one explains that two thirds measures are standard, though both felt the quality and the chance to sample made up for it. One reviewer suggests beer enthusiasts could spend a few hours here. Another points to the stationery supplied at the bar, calling it the best card-writing experience they have had.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers single out the beer selection above all, a lineup of modern keg and can styles that runs from low ABV hazy beers to bright yellow DIPAs and a 13.5% imperial stout. Several mention breweries from America rarely seen in other UK outlets, and one notes that Liverpool leans towards cask, so a keg specialist stood out. Close behind is the staff, described repeatedly as friendly and knowledgeable and happy to steer visitors through the range, with one reviewer praising the table service. Out-of-town visitors say they were made to feel welcome, and a few call the setting quirky. The recurring caveat is cost. Two reviewers call it a little pricey, and one explains that two thirds measures are standard, though both felt the quality and the chance to sample made up for it. One reviewer suggests beer enthusiasts could spend a few hours here. Another points to the stationery supplied at the bar, calling it the best card-writing experience they have had.
Featured reviews
- James Hitchings
“Brilliant range of beer and a quirky setting. Helpful bar staff who were happy to navigate you through the range on offer. Worth a visit.”
- Casey Bane Taylor
“What a wonderful place for a pint (or more)! Excellent selection of craft beers. A wonderful experience. We had such a great night as we were in from out of town and were made to feel so incredibly welcome here. Sylvia was our bartender and she was so friendly and engaging…and helpful with choosing our beer selections! Thanks Gareth for an awesome evening!🍻”
- Graeme Wheatley
“Amazing craft beer bar in Liverpool. The owners are great people and really know their stuff. Tremendous selection of beers with something for everyone. Love people who are passionate about what they do and this place does exactly that.”
- Dan Crosbie
“Great place for niche craft beers. Decent selection on tap and in fridges. Brilliant setting, friendly staff, couldn’t recommend enough.”
- Graeme Stoker
“Really good specialist craft keg (and can) beer place in central Liverpool. Very friendly staff, and clearly very knowledgeable too. Had an excellent selection on our visit, a mix of keg syles from fairly low ABV hazy to bright yellow DIPAs and an incredible 13.5% impy stout. Liverpool seems to be much more of a cask city than the newer keg styles (and that's not a criticism, just is what it is - cask is great too!), so it was extra-special to find this place specialising on the newer style of modern keg beers. If you're a beer nerd then it is definitely worth you spending a few hours here. Excellent.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“Award winning family owned craft beer bar. We have 20 draft and over 350 bottles & cans. We're dog friendly and have an outdoor seating area.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Assistive hearing loop
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Assistive hearing loop
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- Accessibility· 3
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
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