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■The Jennings- s to ry . . .


FOUNDED in the vil­ lage of Lorton in 1828 by John Jennings, the Bon of a maltster, the business quickly out­ grew its home-brewed origins and expanded to the Castle Brewery- site; which had an ,


■ ness, but many of the company’s shares are . ; held by local-people and directors. '• Thc-brcwcry uses


-. longer a Jennings con- nection with the busi-


abundant supply, of .■ pure well water. > Today there is no


FOUNDER Mr John Jennings ■


'the best traditional raw materials, finest well water, malt, English hops, sugar ; and yeast, and tried ;


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THE E d is ­ ford Bridge — a w e l ­ come haven in the Rib-, ble Valley. .


scenerv the weather further than the edge of looking the River Ribble, ImitM fnM TAnHinnn DittnM


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Jennings. And the good Oatmeal Stout and last, North East and two in • news is tot.Jrom tomor- b t b ■ no means least Lancashire. The first was ------- row, Cumbnas best kept Snppkliftpr ■


secret will have a presence in the Ribble Valley., For Jennings Brothers


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For the Hotel, Restaurant and Catering Trade


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Snecklifter, Based at Castle Brew-: Harwood^recently pro-


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independent brewery in ■, ,?e.COj11 is of course, Cumbria


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n e e d s u p p e rm o s t . N a tu ra l; ‘t rad i t io n a l materials have jbeen heav^ ily usb'dthroughout,''‘with Ei'o ? tij. wood’floors, beams and ; brass giving hints of the ‘ warm welcome awaiting. ; Jennings already has a


reputation for food in its' hostelries and the Edis­


. ; Manager, Julie Manlove and chef Pierino Piccini


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are ready and waiting to, open the-doors tomorrow and offer local residents a : taste of Cumbria.


JENNINGS Castle Brewery, Cockermouth'


pic-has acquired the Edis- ford Bridge Hotel, on the banks of the River Ribble. Lovers of that spectacu­ lar Cumbr n taste will no.


ulo. nings Brothers pic ;s son” by the Campaign for the now the only long-standing Real Ale.


longer have to travel any picturesquely sited over~ LU.”j e,fithTl'^


r The latter is supplied by Dark M;1(]( Cocker Hoop, 79 in CumbSa, 15 in the .'.'.I v- i the Dog and Otter, Great


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town, for, Jennings Bitter, is the latest addition to the , . Cumberland Ale, Jennings chain of 106 public houses;


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brew its beers. Nearly 95% of the beers pro­ duced by. the. brewery are traditional cask conditioned' or “real ales” and, of course, they are the very highest quality,


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