Brewed on Mann

Brewed on Mann captures the fascinating history of brewing on the Isle of Man through eight beautifully designed stamps. The collection explores the Island’s distinctive brewing heritage, from early household and monastery brewing to the commercialisation of beer in the 18th and 19th centuries. Central to this story is the Pure Beer Act, first introduced in 1827 and updated in 1874, which set strict standards to ensure beer was brewed using only water, malt, hops and yeast - legislation still enforced today.

Brewed on Mann Set

A mint set featuring all eight stamps from the Brewed on Mann collection, showcasing the Island’s brewing history.

£12.01 GBP

Brewed on Mann First Day Cover

Celebrate the release of Brewed on Mann with this official First Day Cover, featuring all eight stamps from the collection, each cancelled on release day, 10th October 2025. The envelope showcases exclusive artwork designed to complement the stamps and reflect the Island’s rich brewing heritage.

£13.16 GBP

40th Anniversary Bushy’s Fans Collection

Celebrate four decades of Bushy’s Brewery with the exclusive 40th Anniversary Bushy’s Fans Collection, created in partnership with Isle of Man Stamps & Coins. This release captures the spirit, stories, and fan culture that shaped Bushy’s from its earliest days. Featuring artwork from the brewery’s beginnings, iconic beer-mat designs, legendary TT-era memories, and milestones from Bushy’s journey—including the move to the new site in 1990—this collection honours the people, pubs, and pints that have become Isle of Man icons.

£27.50 GBP

Brewed on Mann Presentation Pack

This Brewed on Mann Presentation Pack includes all eight stamps from the issue, mounted on a sleek black acetate insert within a beautifully printed folder. The fold-out card provides context and commentary on the evolution of Manx brewing, including the origins of the Pure Beer Act and its enduring impact on beer quality and production.

£13.11 GBP

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About this issue

Brewed on Mann captures the fascinating history of brewing on the Isle of Man through eight beautifully designed stamps. The collection explores the Island’s distinctive brewing heritage, from early household and monastery brewing to the commercialisation of beer in the 18th and 19th centuries. Central to this story is the Pure Beer Act, first introduced in 1827 and updated in 1874, which set strict standards to ensure beer was brewed using only water, malt, hops and yeast - legislation still enforced today.

The stamps also highlight key figures and breweries that have shaped Manx brewing. Dr William Okell, a visionary brewer, established the Falcon Brewery and championed the Pure Beer Act, laying foundations for 175 years of brewing excellence. Bushy’s Brewery, celebrating 40 years in 2025, brought fresh energy to the Island’s beer scene, supporting local barley production and drawing enthusiasts from around the world.

Other stamps depict iconic sites such as the Mitre Pub in Kirk Michael, historic bottles from breweries no longer trading, and the evolution of packaging from earthenware to modern cans. Available in mint sets, Presentation Packs, and First Day Covers, Brewed on Mann offers collectors and enthusiasts the opportunity to explore and celebrate a rich element of Manx culture.

Technical specification

Artwork & Design: Ashgrove Marketing
Text: Isle of Man Post Office
Printer: bpost
Process: Offset Lithography
Colours: 4
Paper: 110gm PVA gummed
Perforations: 11.5 per 2cm
Stamp Size: 42.58 x 28.45mm
Format: Sheets of 20
Date of Issue: 10th October 2025

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