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Harvey & Son, Lewes, United Kingdom |
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Harveys has been brewing in Lewes for two centuries. Georgian wine merchant John Harvey brewed his first pint in Bear Yard opposite the current site. He was brewing part time, sharing his plant with another brewer, Thomas Wood. In 1838 he built a new brewhouse on the current Bridge Wharf site. The son Henry Harvey took over the brewing - he was producing stout, ale and porter in the mid 19th century. |
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| Christmas Ale | |
A heavily hooped season beer. |
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| Christmas Ale, 2009.
275 ml. 8,1 % vol. |
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| Elizabethan Ale | |
Originally brewed to mark the Queen’s Coronation in 1953, this golden barley wine proved so popular that it has been brewed ever since. |
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| Elizabethan Ale.
275 ml. 8,1 % vol. |
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| Prince of Denmark | |
A celebration beer, with Hamlet on the label. |
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| Prince of Denmark, 2009.
275 ml. 8,0 % vol. |
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