Red Brick Brewery?

Jul 25, 2004 7 Replies

Hi All,



Purchased a bottle of Red Brick Brewery Fresh, fine golden beer 4%, from my local ASDA.



Does any one know who the Red Brick Brewery are? The Oxford bottled beer data base suspects Coors?



Any one any ideas? my apologies if it has been discussed previously, I've not been on here for a while.



By the way it was a good drink, badged as no more than 28 days from the brewery, to be drunk by 7 Aug 04, unpasteurised, natural & fresh, never seen anything like it before, deserves to succeed, hope they manage to keep the stock rotation in order!



Cheers, Andy. Great Sankey. England.


Could this be the one?

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Brian

My other half is in stock control at Tescos and has spoken to the rep. It is Wolverhampton & Dudley. A fact that they seem to be trying to keep to themselves for some reason! Brewed in Burton on Trent by Marstons.

Regards

Stuart Hudson

Thanks for that Brian,

But it clearly states; Fresh from the Red Brick Brewery, Burton upon Trent, post code DE12 2BW

Which on Multimap, is a PO Box in Burton!

Cheers, Andy. Great Sankey. England.

Thanks Stuart,

Problem solved, a google search brought back;

Trade Marks Journal No. 6528 30 April 2004

2348224A 7 November 2003 (32)

RED BRICK BREWERY FRESH

By Consent No E1504091

Beers.

The Wolverhampton & Dudley Breweries, Plc, P.O.Box 26, Park Brewery, Bath Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 4NY.

Agent: Wildbore & Gibbons, Wildbore House, 361 Liverpool Road, London, N1

1NL.

Regestration of the trade mark, Marstons having been bought by Wolverhampton & Dudley, hence brewed at Burton.

Thanks again

Andy.

Ah well that would narrow it down then! You didn't mention this in your OP.

A fellow Cheshireman I see.

Brian

There's an article in the Summer edition of 'The News', which is the W&D internal mag. Its being trialed at Pitcher and Piano bars and some supermarkets (maybe others too).

Will.

Seems like I wasted my time answering this one then.

Stuart

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