Maxim Brewery

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Maxim Brewery is a brewery located in Houghton-le-Spring, Tyne and Wear, England. It was established in 2007 by a group of former employees of the Vaux Brewery after its closure. The brewery is known for producing a range of traditional and contemporary ales.

History

Maxim Brewery was founded in 2007 following the closure of the historic Vaux Brewery in 1999. The founders, who were former employees of Vaux, aimed to continue the legacy of brewing in the region. The brewery takes its name from one of Vaux's most popular beers, Maxim Ale, which was first brewed in 1901.

Beers

Maxim Brewery produces a variety of beers, including:

• Maximus - A strong ale with a rich, malty flavor.
• Swedish Blonde - A light, refreshing blonde ale.
• Double Maxim - A traditional brown ale, which is a continuation of the original Vaux recipe.
• Samson - A pale ale with a balanced hop profile.

Production

The brewery uses traditional brewing methods combined with modern technology to produce its range of ales. The brewing process involves the use of high-quality ingredients, including locally sourced malt and hops.

Community Involvement

Maxim Brewery is actively involved in the local community, sponsoring events and supporting local charities. The brewery also offers tours and tastings, providing an educational experience about the brewing process and the history of brewing in the region.

Awards

Maxim Brewery has received several awards for its beers, including regional and national accolades. These awards highlight the quality and craftsmanship of their brewing process.

See Also

• Vaux Brewery
• Ale
• Beer in England
• Brewing

Related Pages

• Vaux Brewery
• Ale
• Beer in England
• Brewing

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