27/08/2026
After a lot of thought, we’ve made the emotional and difficult decision to wind down Wild Barrel.
It’s not a decision we’ve made lightly. Wild Barrel has been a huge part of our lives over the past few years, from building the brewery and developing our beers, to filling barrels, pouring at markets and events, launching new products and meeting so many people who genuinely understood and supported what we were trying to create.
With the property that Wild Barrel has called home now sold, and life moving in a different direction for us, we’ve decided the right thing to do is bring this chapter to a close rather than try to rebuild the brewery somewhere else.
Over the coming weeks we’ll be bottling the remaining barrel-aged beers and making the last of our stock available. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.
We’ll also be selling the brewery equipment and other assets.
Before we break everything up, however, we’d like to put it out there that Wild Barrel as a complete business is available for acquisition.
There’s a lot of work, knowledge and love tied up in what we’ve built, and we’d be genuinely pleased to see Wild Barrel continue in some form under someone who believes in it.
For everyone who has bought a bottle, visited us, stocked our products, collaborated with us, shared our stuff or simply followed along, thank you! We’ve had an absolute blast and your support has meant more than you can imagine.
I’ll always brew, ferment and make things. That part isn’t going anywhere.
For anyone genuinely interested in acquiring Wild Barrel, stock, equipment or other assets, please get in touch with us directly.
And for everyone else keep an eye out. There are some pretty special bottles still sitting in barrels that we intend to get out into the world before we finish.
Slow in process, wild by nature.
Cheers!🍻
