Lost Pier Brewing
Brighton
At a glance
Lost Pier Brewing’s Burgess Hill taproom is based at Unit 14, Sheddingdean Business Centre on Marchants Way, giving the venue a brewery setting rather than a traditional high-street bar. The brewery is part of a Brighton craft beer operation, with brewing and taproom activity centred on carefully made beers in a range of styles.
The beer is produced in small batches, allowing individual recipes to develop their own flavour profiles. The brewery places particular emphasis on quality ingredients, detailed processes and beers designed around flavour. Aromatic hops feature strongly in the range, with hop-led styles offering fruit-forward character and a fuller, softer profile associated with New England-style IPA. The selection is suited to drinkers who enjoy exploring modern craft beer, from expressive hop aromas to varied combinations of malt, bitterness and fruit notes.
The taproom has a community-focused character. Lost Pier Brewing presents beer as a creative process, while keeping the atmosphere connected to the enjoyment and sociable side of brewing. The setting suits visitors who want to spend time with independently produced beer, compare different recipes or learn more about the brewery’s approach. It also provides a place for the brewery’s wider community to gather around its beers.
The venue is primarily beer-led, so the main focus is the brewing, serving and appreciation of craft beer rather than a broad restaurant menu. Visitors interested in food, dietary requirements or a full meal should check arrangements directly before travelling. For beer drinkers, the taproom offers an opportunity to experience the brewery’s small-batch style in the same setting as its production base.
Lost Pier Brewing also gives attention to presentation, with its can artwork forming part of the brand’s visual identity. That creative approach complements the experimental spirit of the beers without taking attention away from the central focus: carefully developed craft beer with pronounced flavour and aromatic hop character. The Burgess Hill location is a practical choice for local beer enthusiasts, groups looking for a brewery-based outing and anyone interested in a community-oriented taproom experience.