Disappearing and 'in peril' breweries

[Quinno]

Ascot Ales

https://discourse.camra.org.uk/t/asc...uidation/27041

The second incarnation was never much cop so I am not surprised.

[RealAleRobUK]

Black Sheep (again).

Or rather, their parent company, Keystone, which includes several brands including Black Sheep and FourPure.

https://www.yourharrogate.co.uk/loca...ation-rumours/

[Spinko]

Not a disappearing brewery as such, but an interesting tale from 60 years ago about ten pubs being brought down.

The culture this video shows is very interesting.

Each time I watch (and I have several, because this is when the BBC did good stuff and where I attempted to grow up) I still look for people's ancestors I may recognise!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Few7No...bmt5IHBhcms%3D

[Tris39]

Not a disappearing brewery as such, but an interesting tale from 60 years ago about ten pubs being brought down.

The culture this video shows is very interesting.

Each time I watch (and I have several, because this is when the BBC did good stuff and where I attempted to grow up) I still look for people's ancestors I may recognise!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Few7No...bmt5IHBhcms%3D

Not working here so no Salford Hanky Panky in the Pub for me.

[Quinno]

Phantom in Reading

https://www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/5019950

(speculation is that they will re-appear under a different guise after using liquidation to clear debts...)