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<big>'''John S Tanqueray & Co | <big>'''John S Tanqueray & Co''', ''Llangollen Brewery, Berwyn Road, Llangollen, Clwyd.''</big> | ||
William Morgan recorded here in 1835. | William Morgan recorded here in 1835. By 1870 owned by J S Tanqueray, who was a partner in [[Combe & Co. Ltd]], London, until 1869 when he opened a brewery off New Oxford Street, then moved to Llangollen. | ||
By 1870 owned by J | |||
Brewery sold 1919 and converted into a milk and cheese factory. A later attempt to re-establish the brewery was not realised. | Brewery sold 1919 and converted into a milk and cheese factory. A later attempt to re-establish the brewery was not realised. | ||
The pubs were acquired by [[F. W. Soames & Co. Ltd]] | The pubs were acquired by [[F. W. Soames & Co. Ltd]] of Wrexham. | ||
Buildings still standing. | Buildings still standing. | ||
* Read: '''[http://www.breweryhistory.com/journal/archive/158/LlanP1.pdf "Breweries of Llangollen: Part I" by Gordon W Stone]''' | |||
Latest revision as of 14:32, 26 July 2019
John S Tanqueray & Co, Llangollen Brewery, Berwyn Road, Llangollen, Clwyd.
William Morgan recorded here in 1835. By 1870 owned by J S Tanqueray, who was a partner in Combe & Co. Ltd, London, until 1869 when he opened a brewery off New Oxford Street, then moved to Llangollen.
Brewery sold 1919 and converted into a milk and cheese factory. A later attempt to re-establish the brewery was not realised.
The pubs were acquired by F. W. Soames & Co. Ltd of Wrexham.
Buildings still standing.
An assortment of images of the brewery
The brewery in 1985
