DEYA Brewing Company is an independent brewery in Cheltenham, UK. We focus on hoppy beers, lagers, traditional UK styles and mixed fermentation ales. We strive to make world class beer.
Theo founded DEYA in 2015 having become obsessed with American beer and beer culture. In January 2016, Theo picked up the keys to a 4,000ft2 industrial unit in Cheltenham. Once the 10bbl brewery kit was installed, the burgeoning DEYA team dedicated themselves to producing the most delicious pale ales, IPAs and hoppy beers that they could. In 2017, following more national and international acclaim, brewing capacity is doubled with the addition of three 40HL fermentation vessels. In March 2018, a 1000 cans per hour canning line was purchased to complement the four new 40HL fermentation vessels that were to be added in October. This move takes capacity to 3,500HL. In 2019 year we are expanding into a new 25,000 sq/ft premises and installing a bespoke 40hl 4 vessel brewhouse allowing us to significantly increase capacity.
We take a holistic approach to business, striving to be the best employer we possibly can be, while operating in a fair, sustainable and human driven way.
Tap. Friends of Ham Leeds. On my way to meet RTV, no less. Clear pale gold. Thin lasting white foam. Nice hoppage. Bit skunky in fact. Clean malts. Drinks well easy with crisp bitterness. Light dry light bitter finish. Solid logger.
Tried
from Draft
at
Friends Of Ham
on 08 Aug 2026
at 16:59
Can from House Of Trembling Madness. Milky golden body with a thick off-white head. No visible carbonation. Good lacing. Aroma of peach and watermelon. Flavour of mango and nectarine. Medium body with a smooth mouthfeel. Soft fizz. A delicious IPA. Deya have released some excellent beers lately.
500ml can. Murky yellow with a creamy white head, great retention and lacing. Aroma of peaches and cream. Taste is sweet, peaches and cream, a touch of lime zest, strawberries, almost no bitterness. Full bodied, creamy smooth. One of the best hops in this series, it is however sweeter than others which lets it down just a little bit.
Can from Mall Tavern. Took it back to the hotel room, as we had to get back for the kids' bedtime. Clear pale golden color, small to average sized white head. Aroma is malts, nicely hoppy, softly fruity. Flavor is similar, with a moderate malty base, then softly fruity hoppiness and a decent hop bitter finish. I like this one. Very hoppy for a lager. Pretty awesome.
Can from N & R News, Blackheath Royal Standard. Aromas of peach, mandarin, nectarine, pineapple, passionfruit. Taste is spookily similar. Tangy sweet fruits with a lightly bitter ending. Very nice.
Large foamy white head on a cloudy vivid pale golden coloured body. Orange, cat piss & spiced aroma. Medium bodied, very foamy with a softer cloying back. Melon, tangerine, weed & spiced tastes with bitter/sweet tangy citrus finish. Nicely done.
Tap @ Patricks. Surprisingly clear golden body under an off-white head. Sweet malt, refreshing fruity, some pine, nice bitterness. Decent but a bit on the sweeter side IMO.