it’s where beer, food, music and community collide in the best possible way. Set in the Norfolk countryside at Church Farm, Smallburgh, and now pouring by the sea in Cromer, Wildcraft offers two unique taproom experiences – both serving fresh, independent beer brewed just metres (or minutes) from where you’re sitting.
At the heart of Wildcraft is a constantly rotating lineup of gluten-free, vegan-friendly beers, brewed using local ingredients and a hands-on, sustainable approach. From crisp lagers to juicy IPAs and rich dark ales, there’s always something new on tap – and often something you won’t find anywhere else.
One of the latest arrivals is Wild Dryve (0.5% IPA) – a proper low-alcohol beer that doesn’t behave like one. Think West Coast vibes, balanced bitterness, and a full hop hit from Azacca, Simcoe and Mosaic. It’s proof you can keep things sensible without sacrificing flavour.
But Wildcraft is about far more than what’s in your glass…
Expect a packed calendar of regular events, including:
- Big, loud quiz nights and their infamous Un-Bongo Bingo
- Live music and seasonal parties
- Street food takeovers and pop-up kitchens
- Charity days and community events
- Brewery tours and tasting experiences
- Monthly farmers markets showcasing the best of local produce
It’s a place that shifts gears effortlessly… one minute a relaxed taproom, the next a full-blown festival field.
See the website for whats coming up soon!
Speaking of festivals, Wildcraft also hosts Wildfest – a family-friendly celebration of beer, music and good times, bringing together live bands, street food, and a welcoming crowd right at the brewery.
The vibe? Relaxed, welcoming and a little bit wild. Dogs are welcome, families are encouraged, and there’s always something going on – whether that’s a quiet pint overlooking the Norfolk countryside or a lively night with music and street food.
So whether you’re heading to the coast, exploring the Broads, or just looking for somewhere with real character (and seriously good beer), Wildcraft Brewery is well worth a visit.
Drink local. Stay a while. Go a little wild.
