A long standing East Anglia regional opened in 1890.

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Brewery Website: http://www.adnams.co.uk

Started brewing in late 1983, by the former brewery of Malvern Chase. The brewery closed in October 1985.

Although brewing in the 19th Century, brewing restarted here in July 1982. A one barrel brewplant was used to produce beer on a somewhat irregular basis. In 1997 the pub was sold to Inn Business and brewing ceased.

With a brewing history going back to 1777 and its red triangle trademark the oldest recognised trade mark in the world, Bass should be one of the treasures of the UK brewing industry. However in the 1990s a fixation with alcopops and nitrokeg beers lead to sale and closure of most of their breweries and eventually the sale of the company to Interbrew UK. Brewing of the Bass brand is still carried out at this plant, now owned by Coors Brewers Ltd.

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Brewery Website: http://www.bass.com/

Brewing commenced in June 1982. A 15 barrel brewplant is used.

Brewery Website: www.burtonbridgebrewery.co.uk

Opened in 1837 and moved to the above site in 1880. Split into a brewing and pub owning company in 1997 with the brewery being transferred to Thomas Hardy Brewery Limited.

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Real ales were mainly sold under the Buchanan's brandname. Stopped brewing real ale in the Autumn of 1999, the cask beers are now brewed by Robinson's. The brewery was sold to Scottish & Newcastle in 2004 and is now known as Dunston Brewery.

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Initially selling it's beers under the name Fox & Houses when brewing commenced in the summer of 1979. A 5 barrel brewplant was used. The name changed during the late 1980s to Woody Woodward's as it was the nickname of the second owner of the pub. Following a downturn in business brewing became much more irregular and ceased completely in late 1999