Bath Ales

Bath Ales is a brewery located in Warmley, South Gloucestershire, England, near the city of Bath. Founded in 1999, it is known for producing a range of traditional and modern ales, typically cask-conditioned.

The brewery's core range includes beers such as Gem, a best bitter, and Barnsey, a bitter named after a former employee. They also produce seasonal and limited-edition beers.

In 2016, Bath Ales was acquired by St Austell Brewery, another independent brewery based in Cornwall. Despite the acquisition, Bath Ales continues to operate under its own name and maintain its brewing practices. The merger allowed for increased distribution and investment in the brewery.

Bath Ales operates several pubs in the Bath and Bristol area, showcasing their own beers alongside other drinks and food. These pubs often feature live music and events.

The brewery has won numerous awards for its beers, reflecting the quality and consistency of its products.