Wards is back!!!!!

Just got back from a 35 mile cycle ride and thought I'd pop in to our local Morrisons for a few bottles and some Chinese turkey steaks and guess what?The legendary Sheffield brew is back - not brewed in Sheffield of course, but by Vaux. Cost 4 for a fiver. Haven't tried it yet, they are cooling down in the fridge, but I'll be popping into the sauna to take trip down memory lane very soon :-) Makes up for not being able to get White Shield around here.

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Simon Mason
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Er, Vaux closed at the same time as Ward's. Double Maxim is contract-brewed by Robinson's in Stockport.

If your Ward's is the same it may be pleasant enough but taste more like a typical Robinson's beer than the highly distinctive and malty Ward's of old.

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PeterE

Did you try it? Was it any good, then?

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PeterE

Off to Morrisons for me I think!

Dom

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Dom

Bloody hell, I go to Morrison's in Sheffield and there's no sign of it... unbelievable considering the biggest market for the beer is in it's original home city....

Dom

Reply to
Dom

It's only been in ours a week, so it might turn up in your Morrison's soon, but you would have thought it would be one of the first places it would be launched in!

Simon

Reply to
Simon Mason

Are you sure it hadn't already sold out? :-)

Cheers

Mike

Reply to
Mike Roebuck

there were no gaps on the shelf and no signs mentioning the beer.

Publicity of the new brew in Sheffield has been quiet to say the least.

Dom

Reply to
Dom

I doubt that it will sell all that well in Sheffield anyway, to be honest. Brewed on t' wrong side o' t' Pennines, and all that :-)

Cheers

Mike

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Mike Roebuck

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