Breww is brewery management software for production, sales, distribution and duty. Priced by annual volume, unlimited users, 30 days free. Read the review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Breww is brewery management software built for craft breweries. It brings production, stock, sales, distribution, container tracking and reporting into one system, so the brewhouse floor and the finance desk work from the same data. The company says more than 800 breweries in over 35 countries use it.
Breww Ltd was named SIBA Supplier of the Year 2026, brewer voted. The site lists customers such as DEYA, Cloudwater, BrewDog and Verdant. Its pricing page adds that cider, mead, hard seltzer and wine fit the same structure.
Breww links each stage of a beer's life. A brew batch becomes packaged stock, the stock feeds a trade order on the customer's own price list, the order lands on a delivery run, and an invoice and duty follow. Cost travels with the product, which removes double entry and month-end reconciling between separate tools.
Staff scan kegs and casks with a free iOS and Android app that uses the phone camera, or with a traditional barcode scanner. A printer and labels are required, and the site recommends thermal labels at roughly £300 for the full setup. Accounting, shop and payment tools connect through integrations with two-way sync.
On the production side, Breww offers versioned recipes, live digital brew sheets, vessel planning, yeast generations and QA gates. Deviation alerts flag a batch drifting off target, and each brew is benchmarked against your last 100. Fermentation devices from Plaato, BrewIQ, TankNET and Tilt can stream readings onto the batch.
For selling and shipping, it provides standing orders, customer price lists, leads, deals, invoicing and credit control, plus reorder prediction and churn scoring. Distribution adds route optimisation and a driver app with proof of delivery, while container tracking records individual kegs. Duty returns cover small producer relief, draught relief, the TTB report and several excise regimes.
Breww is brewery management software for craft breweries. It covers production, stock, sales, distribution, container tracking, an online trade store and reporting. The company says more than 800 breweries in over 35 countries use it.
Breww is priced on how much beer you produce each year in hectolitres, not on team size. The monthly price appears on a slider on its pricing page in GBP, USD, EUR, AUD or CAD. Add-ons such as advanced deliveries are €39.99 per vehicle a month, and the trade store is free.
Yes. Every plan starts with 30 days free and there is no setup fee. The site also offers a test with no card needed, and the contract is rolling monthly.
It suits craft breweries that sell wholesale and want production, distribution, invoicing and duty in one system. Roles it targets include owners, head brewers, sales, finance, distribution and taproom managers.
Breww lists 44 integrations, including Xero, QuickBooks Online, Sage, Shopify, WooCommerce, Square, Stripe, Mailchimp and Klaviyo. It also supports fermentation devices such as Plaato and Tilt, 41 couriers and a developer API.
Yes. The site describes small producer relief and draught relief, the TTB report in the US, and Australian, New Zealand, German and Dutch excise. It says returns finalise themselves rather than relying on a template.
You need a printer and labels. For barcode scanning you can use the free iOS and Android app, which scans with the camera, or buy a traditional scanner. Breww does not sell hardware and estimates about £300 for a thermal label setup.
The pricing page says Breww is primarily aimed at breweries, but other drinks such as cider, mead, hard seltzer and wine fall into the same structure.