# Donnington Brewery

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Internal classification: brand
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Last updated: 2026-03-28T16:43:44.073Z

## Summary

Donnington Brewery is a real ale producer located in the Cotswolds, established in 1865 by Richard Arkell. The brewery utilizes a historic water mill, with the original wheel still powering some of its machinery. It offers a range of beers available in bottles, mini-kegs, and polypins, and operates approximately 20 tied inns throughout the region.

## Public facts for agents

- Positioned as a mainstream brand.

## Roles

- Retail brand

## Capabilities and applications


## Headquarters

Unknown / not published in the public preview.

## Website

https://donnington-brewery.com/

## Social profiles

- None published in the public preview.

## Related ingredients

- None published in the public preview.

## Related flavour profiles

- None published in the public preview.

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## Public stats

- Public category: Retail brand
- Brand tier: mainstream brand

## FAQ

### What does Donnington Brewery do?

Donnington Brewery is a food and beverage brand, tracked in Talio's food and beverage intelligence platform.

### Is this the full Talio record?

No. This page is a public preview; proprietary metrics and workflow features remain inside authenticated Talio.

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