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Whitbread, UK |
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In December 1742 Samuel Whitbread went into partnership with Thomas Shewell. Whitbread invested £2,600 in the two small breweries. The Goat Brewhouse made porter and Brick Lane produced pale and amber beers. In the early 1970ties it was Britain's third largest brewer. In 2001 the brewing part was sold to InBev. InBev controls the use of the Whitbread brand, and the hind's head logo, for use on beverages. |
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| Campbell´s Scotch Ale | |
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Campbell´s Scotch Ale. 1990. Whitbread & Co PLC. B 1210 Belgium. 25 cl. 7,6 % ABV |
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| Extra Stout | |
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Extra Stout. 1990. Whitbread & Co PLC. B 1210 Belgium. 25 cl. 5,15 % ABV |
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| Final Selection | |
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Final Selection. Imported Malt Liquor. Imported "Whitbread & Co. (Scandinavia) A/S. |
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| Mackeson's Stout | |
| Mackeson Stout was originally brewed by the Mackeson brewery, Kent, back in 1907. Whitbread acquired the brand in the 1920s and gave it national distribution. | |
Stout. "The original & Genuine". Brewed and bottled by Whitbread & Co LTD. Imported "Erik Anderson, Kjøbenhavn". |
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Mackeson Stout. For strenght and vigour. Brewed and bottled by Whitbread & Co, Limited, England. Imported "Whitbread & Co. (Scandinavia) A/S. |
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Mackeson Stout. For strenght and vigour. Brewed and bottled by Whitbread & Co, Limited, England. Imported "Whitbread & Co. (Scandinavia) A/S. |
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| Pale Ale. Brewed and bottled by Whitbread & Co LTD. |
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Pale Ale. 1990. Whitbread & Co PLC. B 1210 Belgium. 25 cl. 5,6% ABV |
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