Brasserie du Vieux Singe is a brewery in Saint Jacques De La Lande, Rennes.
Editorially verified August 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The brewery shop only opens Thursday and Friday afternoons; look for Sacré Boucan IPA around Rennes bars otherwise.
Address: 4B Rue Janig Corlay, 35136 Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande, Rennes
Brasserie de la Bizhhh has brewed in Le Rheu on the west edge of Rennes since 2017, organic-ingredient blondes and porters plus Timut and masala one-offs.
Tip: Rennes bars including Les 400 Coups and Fougue keep the Bizhhh on tap if the ride out to Le Rheu is too far.
Brasserie Sainte-Colombe has brewed south of Rennes since 1996 and now runs about twenty beers from Corps-Nuds, with Friday-afternoon direct sales.
Tip: Friday 14:00 to 20:30 is the only window to buy at the brewery; the Grand Cru and Triple are the cellar picks.
Skumenn brews Rennes' best-known craft beers and pours them in its Cesson-Sévigné brewpub, a glass wall away from the tanks, with a factory shop attached.
Tip: The brewpub looks straight onto the production tanks; Friday runs non-stop from lunch and the shop fills growlers.
Origines brews its own beer inside the old Hôtel-Dieu hospital in Rennes and serves committed bistro cooking beside the climbing hall, noon until midnight.
Tip: The only beer brewed inside central Rennes; the September beer-and-slam tastings sell out, book via the site.
