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<big>'''Mason's Arms | <big>'''Mason's Arms''', ''Station Road, South Leigh, Oxfordshire OX29 6XN''</big> | ||
A Grade II listed building which may date to the early 1700s. A microbrewery was founded at the pub in March 1974 by Tom Litt. The plant was located in a converted piggery and initially produced 72 gallons per week, with some Super Pale Ale bottled at Donnington Brewery. Called Sowlye Ale 1040og it was a dark hoppy brew available only at the pub. | |||
In May 1982 the pub was sold to Don Franks and brewing stopped soon after. | |||
[[category:Oxfordshire]] | [[category:Oxfordshire]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:45, 4 January 2019
Mason's Arms, Station Road, South Leigh, Oxfordshire OX29 6XN
A Grade II listed building which may date to the early 1700s. A microbrewery was founded at the pub in March 1974 by Tom Litt. The plant was located in a converted piggery and initially produced 72 gallons per week, with some Super Pale Ale bottled at Donnington Brewery. Called Sowlye Ale 1040og it was a dark hoppy brew available only at the pub.
In May 1982 the pub was sold to Don Franks and brewing stopped soon after.