Belhaven Brewery

Belhaven Brewery are part of the Greene King chain.

Around since the 18th century, Belhaven is the only existing brewery to have survived in the are when it's competitors Dunbar and West Barns breweries closed in the 19th Century.

The manager's house (which sits to the west side of the approach lane) was built c.1790 but extended several times. It has been detached from the brewery for at least 50 years and is currently under private ownership. Its grounds include a small pedimented folly screening the brewery from the house. Its entrance gates were previously the jaw-bones of a whale (as also found on nearby North Berwick Law) but these have eroded to stumps.

By 2005 Belhaven had become the largest and oldest surviving independent brewery in Scotland. In August 2005, the Suffolk based breweryGreene King announced a £187 million takeover bid for Belhaven. This offer was accepted and completed by November 2005. Greene King has stated that Belhaven will retain its brands and brewery following the takeover.

With an array of beers, Belhaven are proudly Scottish.