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Daniel Bernard quarrelled with his brother, John Mackay Bernard and remained at the old Edinburgh Brewery in Canongate. | Daniel Bernard quarrelled with his brother, John Mackay Bernard and remained at the old Edinburgh Brewery in Canongate. | ||
When the North British Railway relinquished those premises, he built a new brewery at Gorgie in 1893. Bernard's Ltd. was liquidated in 1904 and brewery sold to Lothian Distillery Co. Ltd. | When the North British Railway relinquished those premises, he built a new brewery at Gorgie in 1893. Bernard's Ltd. was liquidated in 1904 and brewery sold to Lothian Distillery Co. Ltd. [[Caledonian Brewing Company Ltd]], Slateford Road. | ||
Brewing commenced 1987 in old [[Lorimer & Clark]] buildings. In 2004 Scottish & Newcastle, having decided to close the Fountain Brewery, took a 30% share and contracted for the brewing of their beers. | Brewing commenced 1987 in old [[Lorimer & Clark]] buildings. In 2004 Scottish & Newcastle, having decided to close the Fountain Brewery, took a 30% share and contracted for the brewing of their beers. | ||
Revision as of 08:23, 4 September 2013
Bernard's Ltd, Wheatfield Road, Gorgie , Edinburgh , Lothian .
Daniel Bernard quarrelled with his brother, John Mackay Bernard and remained at the old Edinburgh Brewery in Canongate.
When the North British Railway relinquished those premises, he built a new brewery at Gorgie in 1893. Bernard's Ltd. was liquidated in 1904 and brewery sold to Lothian Distillery Co. Ltd. Caledonian Brewing Company Ltd, Slateford Road.
Brewing commenced 1987 in old Lorimer & Clark buildings. In 2004 Scottish & Newcastle, having decided to close the Fountain Brewery, took a 30% share and contracted for the brewing of their beers.