C.
>In view of the recent news, anyone know how Jennings are ?
>
Closed:
http://www.jenningsbrewery.co.uk/news/brewerytemporarilyclosedduetoflooding.aspx
Judith
"Unfortunately we've had to temporarily close the brewery. All brewery
tours are suspended, and the on-site shop is closed.
We'll post an update here when we're up and running again."
Which doesn't actually say whether they have any damage. Are they
closed because they have water in the works or because the workers
can't get in?
Water in the works. :-(
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Flooded and not brewing
> C.
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Drugs may lead to nowhere, but at least it's the scenic route.
Mess to clear up and no electricity.
Very positive though. Recalling beer stored elsewhere to serve the
locals, expect to get back to it as soon as poss.
Great Gable has trouble too. They were moving into new premises at
Egremont - but that has been flooded.
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Whitehaven Beer Festival: 20th & 21st Nov 2009 (www.whitehavenbeerfestival.co.uk)
www.cumbrianbreweries.org.uk for good craic on our beers!
When I'm not in my right mind, my left mind gets pretty crowded.
> Great Gable has trouble too. They were moving into new premises at
> Egremont - but that has been flooded.
The Bitter End moved into new premises in Cockermouth, in an
industrial estate next to the Derwent, a few weeks ago, and have been
flooded but the brewer says it isn't too much - not very high. Just
can't get in because of power to electric doors.
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Chris de Cordova (West Cumbria & Western Lakes) www.westcumbriacamra.org.uk
Whitehaven Beer Festival: 20th & 21st Nov 2009 (www.whitehavenbeerfestival.co.uk)
www.cumbrianbreweries.org.uk for good craic on our beers!
Marathon runners with bad footwear suffer the agony of defeat.
> > Great Gable has trouble too. They were moving into new premises
> > at Egremont - but that has been flooded.
> The Bitter End moved into new premises in Cockermouth, in an
> industrial estate next to the Derwent, a few weeks ago, and have
> been flooded but the brewer says it isn't too much - not very high.
> Just can't get in because of power to electric doors.
Keswick brewery had a lucky escape - had to evacuate before getting
trapped - put all they could as high as they could, and left. Went
back to find it had reached the door but not gone in.
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Chris de Cordova (West Cumbria & Western Lakes) www.westcumbriacamra.org.uk
Whitehaven Beer Festival: 20th & 21st Nov 2009 (www.whitehavenbeerfestival.co.uk)
www.cumbrianbreweries.org.uk for good craic on our beers!
If you don't pay your exorcist you get repossessed.
I was talking to a Marston's landlord today (Marston's of course are
the owners of Jennings these days). He, and no doubt many other
landlords, has had an e-mail from HQ asking them not to order any
Jennings' beer until further notice. The brewery is expected to be out
of action for about four months. Some of the beer that is in stock now
is going to be bottled.
Jennings' website now has pictures of the flooding: <http://
www.jenningsbrewery.co.uk/news/latestfloodpictures.aspx>.
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Pat Ricroft, City of Salford, UK
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Whitehaven Beer Festival: 20th & 21st Nov 2009 (www.whitehavenbeerfestival.co.uk)
www.cumbrianbreweries.org.uk for good craic on our beers!
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