Cloudwater Brew Co Taproom

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  Shawn Fleeton

  ·1 month ago

  “Tasty beers. Funky relaxed atmosphere reminiscent of a backpacker hostel. Lots of seating,cushions and appears to be dog friendly as well. The bathrooms were top notch and spotless.”

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  Lee J

  ·2 months ago

  “So Yesterday was my First ever time visiting Cloudwater Brew Co and Taproom after Googling "Best IPA(Indian Pale Ale) Manchester" i was actually looking and meaning for pubs but to my Suprise Cloudwater Brew Co and Taproom came up so after reading the fantastic reviews and looking at the Great pictures 📸 I knew I had to go. So I arrived and headed inside and up the stairs and to the Taproom and bar, I was spoilt for choice they were a huge selection of Cans in the Fridges but I headed to the bar and again I was absolutely spoilt for choice literally a kid in a Candy store so as it was my First time i politely asked if I could test some to get a taste for what I liked and the barman obliged I tried and tested several IPA'S before settling for a pint of one of the IPA's. I paid £12 for a pint(They have cheaper beers) but my God it was worth every single penny, Fantastic crisp pint, Chilled out and relaxed vibe, they also do Brewery Tours, There is an outside seating area, You can only pay card, Polite and friendly staff, Fantastic selection and range of Beers 🍻 from IPA's to Stouts to Cask Ales 🍺 to Sour IPA'S Etc. Really impressed, Fantastic service, lovely Space, Chilled out and relaxed atmosphere and i love to support local buisnesses. 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ I post alot of reviews on Google and I always give my honest opinion on everything from food, cleanliness, drink, Service, value for money, setting, ambience etc and I have over 54,000,000+ views on Google alone. I have reviewed everything from Locally to me and my Wife in Manchester to travelling around going for food with my Wife locally and internationally to travelling around the country watching my Beloved Oldham Athletic to day trips and holidays with my Wife etc. I have reviewed everything from Restaurants to bars to beaches to beach clubs to taxis to airports to flights to beauty treatments to Barbers to hotels to Churches to Basilica to shooting ranges to hair dressers to Football stadiums etc. From Manchester to Split(Croatia), Hvar(Croatia), Supetar(Brac, Croatia),Rome(Italy), Vatican(Italy), Bezier Cap d'Agde(South of France), Montpellier(South of France), Podgorica(Montenegro), Budva(Montenegro), Tirana(Albania), Sarande(Albania), Ksamil(Albania), Krakow(Poland), Zakopane(Poland), Santa Maria, Sal(Cape Verde) and Dusseldorf(Germany), Antalya(Turkey),Marrakech(Morocco) & Torremolinos(Spain).”

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  Sean Harte

  ·3 months ago

  “Another fantastic example of how to do a brewery tap room. Location is just out of town on an industrial estate. Coat us about £6 in a taxi. Several other tap rooms and bars in the same area so you can easily make it a full evening out Had a Thai street food van in, but we weren't eating so can't comment on the food other than to say is smelt and looked good. Wide selection of beers and styles available and plenty of seating. Worth a visit.”

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  Luke Wilson

  ·3 months ago

  “If you aren't capable of showing world cup games... Just don't. Absolutely horrible experience. No atmosphere from the outset. If only they'd spent as much money on Internet or an aerial connection as they did on a DJ that no one appreciated, it may have been good, but unfortunately, missed the mark. We chose CW for the England game because we thought it'd be quieter, and it was. Unfortunately for us, it seems that anyone who watched the first two games already got the right idea and steered well clear. Didn't even see one of the goals because of the terrible internet connection. Food was as usual, excellent though! Beers - okay. CW maybe past their best and certainly over the hype. Please stop putting Mosaic in absolutely everything; it just tastes of onions. I'd like my hefeweizen to taste of banana please, not a salad.”

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  Donna Lear

  ·5 months ago

  “We really enjoyed our visit here! Nestled in a trading estate, seemingly far away from everything, we fully expected it to be empty when we got there. It was buzzing! And full of families enjoying the music, food and beer. There are puzzles and games for the children to play and a great selection of beer for the grown-ups. I imagine it is a popular venue in the evening too, once the children are in bed. We tried the 'Fuzzy' pale ale, it was smooth, fruity and delicious. Highly recommended. We didn't try the food but it looked amazing.”

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  Richard Wakefield

  ·6 months ago

  “Cloudwater was once hailed as perhaps Britain’s best brewery. In my view it’s good but not in the top 3-4 these days - still worth a visit of course if you’re nearby. The taproom was a touch eclectic decor-wise as you might expect and on our visit the clientele was similarly ‘alternative’ (we’ve come a long way from bearded middle aged beer drinkers). More style than substance.”

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  Aaron

  ·10 months ago

  “Great brewery! Good flavour combinations for Christmas. Good selection. Feels a bit like an old classroom but worth popping in”

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  Clara Loona

  ·1 year ago

  “25 pounds a person to visit the brewery during weekends. The tour lasts around 40 minutes, the guide really explains how the beer is made and what's his work. They show us the different machines to brew beers, it's really interesting. There's a tasting experience during the tour (one glass of light beer at the start and then 4 different glasses of different types of beers afterwards). Highly recommend this experience.”

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  Adam Buckley (PHNX)

  ·1 year ago

  “A stunning brewery & taproom. Great selection of beers, great vibes & atmosphere, staff are amazing. Went on the brewery tour with my father and we both loved it, really explained everything well & the beer tastings were great. Food truck outside was a great addition too!”

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  James Murtagh

  ·1 year ago

  “Great taproom in the same complex as Track. After visiting the site in London I had high hopes. Delivered just the same. Beers are fantastic and they keep the same look and feel as their counterpart. I came in on a Sunday just after opening and there was only a handful of us in. The day before it was rammed, spilling out onto the street. Street food vendors occupy the outside. If you’re in the area it’s a great place to chill and there’s a lot of options nearby.”

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