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Where is Theakston Old Peculier brewed?

British, brewed in Britain Verified Last checked 5 September 2026

Theakston Old Peculier is brewed in Britain, at Masham, North Yorkshire, and sold as British.

Brewed for the UK in Brewed in Britain
Sold as a beer from Masham, North Yorkshire brewery since 1827, Peculier of Masham heraldry
Brewed in (country)
United Kingdom
Brand owner
T&R Theakston Ltd
HQ: Masham, North Yorkshire
UK rights held by
T&R Theakston Ltd (owned)
UK strength
5.6%
Strength at home (England)
Not established
Theakston's own shop lists the 12 x 500ml bottle pack at 5.6%.
Style
Old ale
Brand created
United Kingdom; year not established
Brewed at home in
None: UK brand
What the UK label says
Not established

In short

Theakston Old Peculier is brewed at Masham, North Yorkshire and sold as what it is. It is owned by T&R Theakston Ltd, an independent British brewer. It is 5.6%.

Who has brewed it here

YearsBrewerSiteSource
1987 to 2003Scottish & Newcastle owned Theakston; some production moved away from MashamNewcastle and elsewhereen.wikipedia.org
2003 to nowT&R Theakston, family control restored, brewing returned to MashamMasham, North Yorkshiretheakstons.co.uk

What changed

Questions people ask

Where is Theakston Old Peculier brewed?

The beer sold in the UK is brewed at Masham, North Yorkshire by T&R Theakston.

Is Theakston Old Peculier brewed in the UK?

Yes. It is brewed at Masham, North Yorkshire.

Who owns Theakston Old Peculier?

Theakston Old Peculier is owned by T&R Theakston Ltd, headquartered in Masham, North Yorkshire.

What strength is Theakston Old Peculier in the UK?

Theakston Old Peculier is 5.6% ABV in the UK.

Which beers are similar to Theakston Old Peculier?

Beers with a similar story include Adnams Ghost Ship, Black Sheep Best Bitter and Greene King Abbot Ale.

See also

Every beer sold as United Kingdom · What else is brewed at Masham, North Yorkshire

Sources

  1. T&R Theakston (theakstons.co.uk): Family owned brewery at Masham
  2. Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org): Scottish & Newcastle ownership and the 2003 return to family control
  3. T&R Theakston (theakstons.co.uk), 5 September 2026: 5.6% ABV for the 500ml bottle, and the brewery address at Masham, North Yorkshire