What is your Brewery name and where did it come from? William Worthington’s Brewery, Burton on Trent. Worthington’s started brewing in Burton in 1744. What is your brewery capacity? Brew length = 22.5 barrels. Current annual maximum = 4500 What is different about your brewery? It’s built in the National Brewery Centre. New vessesls, traditional […]
View Post bottled ale, bottled beer, burton, burton upon trent, cask ale, Meet The BrewerI’ve been a fan of Worthington White Shield for some time now, even more so after a visit to the brewery and meeting Steve Wellington during Twissup does Burton Upon Trent. White Shield is one of those iconic beers that just about every beer drinker has heard of if not tried. It’s one of, if […]
View Post Bottle conditioned, burton upon trent, english ale, IPA, pale ale, real aleAs promised here is a live feed of today’s Twissup in Burton Upon Trent, you can follow the twitter list here
View Post blogger meet up, burton upon trent, TwissupHere is the list of those who are attending who have blogs and twitter addresses, there are a few more coming who don’t have blogs etc so that will be cool. You can follow the full list on twitter here and I will build a twitter feed on the day so you can follow it […]
View Post beer blogger meet up, burton upon trent, molson coors, Twissup, white shield, worthingtonWe’ve now got the plan for the day in Burton and we owe a million thank yous to Kristy for sorting it out for us. It’s a different day to Sheffield but I think it looks absolutely brilliant and at the end we can just carry on drinking wherever we want to or those who […]
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