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[[Image:Warfleet 1.jpg|thumb|The brewery in 1985.]] | [[Image:Warfleet 1.jpg|thumb|The brewery in 1985.]] | ||
<big>'''Bartlett & Co | |||
<big>'''Bartlett & Co''', ''Warfleet Brewery, New Road, Dartmouth, Devon.''</big> | |||
Started trading at Warfleet Mills in the mid 19th century. Slogan: "The barley wine of the English Rhine". | |||
John Maddocks bankrupt in 1884 and J Bartlett selling mash tun by 1888. | John Maddocks bankrupt in 1884 and J Bartlett selling mash tun by 1888. | ||
Acquired by the [[Heavitree Brewery Ltd]] | Acquired by the [[Heavitree Brewery Ltd]] in 1926 and brewing ceased in about 1929. | ||
Premises, originally a papermill, remain standing, now used by the Dartmouth Pottery. | Premises, originally a papermill, remain standing, now used by the Dartmouth Pottery. | ||
Revision as of 13:40, 31 May 2017
Bartlett & Co, Warfleet Brewery, New Road, Dartmouth, Devon.
Started trading at Warfleet Mills in the mid 19th century. Slogan: "The barley wine of the English Rhine".
John Maddocks bankrupt in 1884 and J Bartlett selling mash tun by 1888.
Acquired by the Heavitree Brewery Ltd in 1926 and brewing ceased in about 1929.
Premises, originally a papermill, remain standing, now used by the Dartmouth Pottery.