Wolverhampton CAMRA Beerwolf Autumn 2017

Grey Friars Brewery
Grey Friars Brewery, Featherstone based brewers of Bobby
and Auld Jock have been quiet of late, with ales most often
available at The Burnt Pig Ale ‘Ouse in Ilkeston, Derbyshire.
Marston’s / Banks’s Brewery
Building work on the White Rabbit at Bilston is well under
way and it is expected to open in October.
Brewing is near capacity and sales are up about 3% on last
year.
(by Dave Burney, Brewery Liaison Officer)
Newbridge Brewery
Head brewer, James McCann, is currently brewing. Newbridge
Brewery was launched in 2014 and has a core range
that includes Little Fox, Solaris, Hopscotch and Indian Empire
alongside the occasional special.
(by Amanda Hignett, Brewery Liaison Officer)
Morton Brewery
Morton continue to produce their core range of ales which
can be found at the Hail to the Ale in Claregate and further
afield. A recent charity beer was brewed & available at the
micropub and Stafford Beer Festival amongst other locations.
25p from every pint of Rescue Red
sold is donated to the Crisis Point charity
to raise money for an operation for the
charities child therapy dog, Red.
More information can be found at the following
link:
http://www.crisispoint.org.uk/support-ourwork/meet-our-therapy-dog-red/
Punchline Brewery
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Punchline held a preview event on Sat July 22nd, which was
to showcase the five beers that were brewed with Gwen’s
(of Sacre Brew) assistance. The event was well attended and
the beers that received the most favourable customer feedback
will be brewed on a regular basis.
(by Mick Young, Brewery Liaison Officer)
BEERWOLF | Autumn 2017