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[[File:Museum Bry BoT RD zx (1).jpg|thumb|Courtesy Roy Denison]] | [[File:Museum Bry BoT RD zx (1).jpg|thumb|Courtesy Roy Denison]] | ||
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<big>'''Museum Brewing Company''' or '''White Shield Brewery''', ''National Brewery Centre, Horninglow Street, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire DE14 1NG''</big> | <big>'''Museum Brewing Company''' or '''White Shield Brewery''', ''National Brewery Centre, Horninglow Street, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire DE14 1NG''</big> | ||
Established in the former Bass Brewery Museum, brewing commenced in 1994 using the former pilot brewery plant from M&B's brewery at Cape Hill. Under Molson-Coors the centre became the National Brewing Museum. | Established in the former Bass Brewery Museum, brewing commenced in 1994 using the former pilot brewery plant from M&B's brewery at Cape Hill. Under Molson-Coors the centre became the National Brewing Museum. | ||
The brewery was renamed the '''White Shield Brewery''' in 2004. However, a new brewery [[Heritage Brewing Company]] ('''William Worthington Brewery''') was added within the | The brewery was renamed the '''White Shield Brewery''' in 2004. However, a new brewery [[Heritage Brewing Company]] ('''William Worthington Brewery''') was added within the National Brewery Centre in 2010 and the Cape Hill plant was mothballed. See also:- [[National Brewery Heritage Trust]]. | ||
* A Gallery of images from [[Burton Museum Brewery - 16 December 2010]] | |||
* A Gallery of images from [[Burton Museum Brewery - 8 October 2013]] | |||
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Museum Brewing Company or White Shield Brewery, National Brewery Centre, Horninglow Street, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire DE14 1NG
Established in the former Bass Brewery Museum, brewing commenced in 1994 using the former pilot brewery plant from M&B's brewery at Cape Hill. Under Molson-Coors the centre became the National Brewing Museum.
The brewery was renamed the White Shield Brewery in 2004. However, a new brewery Heritage Brewing Company (William Worthington Brewery) was added within the National Brewery Centre in 2010 and the Cape Hill plant was mothballed. See also:- National Brewery Heritage Trust.
- A Gallery of images from Burton Museum Brewery - 16 December 2010
- A Gallery of images from Burton Museum Brewery - 8 October 2013
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