No, it was brewed by Tetley's, first at Warrington and then at Leeds.
It was widely felt to be better than when it was brewed at Wilderspool.
No, it was brewed by Tetley's, first at Warrington and then at Leeds.
It was widely felt to be better than when it was brewed at Wilderspool.
...And in the earth am I. One of six to eight.
More Wetherspoons news. Went to the new one in Weston Super Mare last night. Apart from their regular ales, the only other one was Old Hooky. I've never had a blander pint. Lots of labels showing ' available soon' which makes the bar look like there is loads of choice. I considered emailing them to ask why the ales are so dull, but I just know that these ' cheap and cheerful' companys (Ryanair, Easyjet etc) would probably not even read it, let alone reply. They are fairly cheap, so I guess you get what you pay for. Think it's time to give up on the Wethers, and pay a bit more for a decent pint in as proper real ale pub. Shame.
Cheers, Phil
They (well in my local) seem to only have local beers, but not quality. I dunno about " a bit more for quality" as I was in the Cotswolds (this?)/last w/e and £3.00 a pint was hard to find (i.e. £3.20 £3.40 etc was the norm)
Any one notice ruddles being passed off as Abbott in Wetherspoons Torquay?
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