Theakston

Theakston is a brewery located in Masham, North Yorkshire, England. It is one of the oldest breweries in Yorkshire, with a history dating back to 1827 when Robert Theakston purchased the Old Butchers Inn. The brewery has remained in the Theakston family for generations and is now run by the fifth generation of Theakstons.

Theakston is renowned for its traditional ales, particularly its flagship beer, Old Peculier. This dark, strong ale is a classic example of a traditional British stout and is enjoyed worldwide. Other popular beers brewed by Theakston include:");

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"Theakston's Best Bitter, a malty, well-balanced pale ale, and ");

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"Summit," a golden ale with a refreshing hop character. The brewery also produces seasonal ales throughout the year.

The brewery site in Masham is a significant tourist attraction. Visitors can take guided tours to learn about the brewing process, explore the historic buildings, and sample a range of Theakston's beers. The brewery's distinctive tower, visible for miles around, is a prominent landmark in the Masham landscape. Theakston continues to be a respected name in the brewing industry, upholding its commitment to quality and tradition.