71 Brewing
Dundee's standout craft brewery, producing clean, approachable beer with a focus on lagers and pale ales. 71 Brewing grew alongside Dundee's cultural regeneration (V&A Dundee, waterfront development) and represents the city's new food and drink identity. Dundee Peel — a citrus pale ale — is the gateway beer. Their lagers are excellent and take the style seriously in a way that few Scottish craft breweries manage. The tap room in the city centre pours everything fresh and rotates guest taps from other Scottish independents. A good first stop on a Dundee food and drink crawl.
Beers to try
Where to buy
Direct delivery: 71 Brewing online shop
Visit the brewery
Dundee tap room open Wed-Sun with rotating guest taps.
- Tap room: Yes
- Parking: No
- Dog-friendly: No
- Wheelchair access: No
- Family-friendly: No
- Food on site: No
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Where to stay near 71 Brewing
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At a glance
Near 71 Brewing
Things to do nearby, from our sister site TripSCOT, which covers the day-out side. Distances are in a straight line from 71 Brewing, not by road.
- Baxter ParkPark2 km
- Camperdown Country ParkPark5 km
- Broughty Ferry BeachBeach6 km
- Broughty CastleCastle6 km
- Monifieth BeachBeach10 km
- St Andrews CastleCastle17 km
Nearest station: Dundee (under 1 km)
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