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'''Courtesy of the Ramsgate Society, specifically Albert Fuller'''
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File:Frontage T&W Ramsgate Soc Albert Fuller.jpg|The Brewery frontage
File:Loading Bay T&W Ramsgate Soc Albert Fuller 2.jpg|The Loading Bay
File:Loading Bay T&W Ramsgate Soc Albert Fuller 1.jpg|The Loading Bay
File:Loading Bay T&W Ramsgate Soc Albert Fuller 3.jpg|The Loading Bay
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Latest revision as of 10:51, 21 May 2023

T&Wenamel2.jpg
Courtesy John Ault
advert 1858
advert 1881
letterhead 1948
letterhead 1959
letterhead 1965

Tomson & Wotton Ltd, Queen Street, Ramsgate, Kent

Founded 1634. In 1635 Robert Sampson sold malthouse, brewhouse etc. Acquired by Thomas Tomson 1680 who was listed as farmer in 1717. In 1854 Thomas Wotton started as an operative brewer becoming a partner in 1867. Private company registered 1892. Merged with Gardner & Co. Ltd. 1951 to form Combined Breweries (Holdings) Ltd, controlling 102 tied houses.

Acquired by Whitbread & Co. Ltd in June 1968 and was closed October 1968.


Images of the brewery

  • The brewery in the 1950s

    The brewery in the 1950s

  • The loading bay in 1962

    The loading bay in 1962

  • Late 1970s

    Late 1970s

  • Late 1970s

    Late 1970s

  • Late 1970s

    Late 1970s

  • Late 1970s

    Late 1970s

Courtesy of the Ramsgate Society, specifically Albert Fuller

  • The Brewery frontage

    The Brewery frontage

  • The Loading Bay

    The Loading Bay

  • The Loading Bay

    The Loading Bay

  • The Loading Bay

    The Loading Bay

  • The Bottling Line

    The Bottling Line

  • Lorry T&W Ramsgate Soc Albert Fuller 1.jpg


Labels, artefacts, etc

  • Public bar price list. From the collection of Roy Denison

    Public bar price list. From the collection of Roy Denison

  • Ashtray. From the collection of Roy Denison

    Ashtray. From the collection of Roy Denison

  • Courtesy Roy Denison

    Courtesy Roy Denison

  • Tomson Wootton Imperial.jpg
  • Tomson Wootton pale Ale.jpg
  • Tomson Wootton Thatch Brown.jpg
  • From the collection of Roy Denison

    From the collection of Roy Denison

  • From the collection of Roy Denison

    From the collection of Roy Denison

  • Courtesy Roy Denison

    Courtesy Roy Denison

  • Notice how the following Crown Cap Opener designs had to be adapted to widen the poor fellows mouth!

    Notice how the following Crown Cap Opener designs had to be adapted to widen the poor fellows mouth!

  • Crown Cap Opener. Courtesy Rodney Jones

    Crown Cap Opener. Courtesy Rodney Jones

  • Crown Cap Opener. Courtesy Rodney Jones

    Crown Cap Opener. Courtesy Rodney Jones

  • Crown Cap Opener. Courtesy Rodney Jones

    Crown Cap Opener. Courtesy Rodney Jones

  • Crown Cap Opener. Courtesy Rodney Jones

    Crown Cap Opener. Courtesy Rodney Jones

Entry in the Trade Mark Registry

Registration No  : 491,288
Description  : Words "ALBRIGHT" & a smiling face
Date of Application  : 09/05/1928
Used Prior to 1875?  : NO


Registration No  : 501,180
Description  : Words "OLD THATCH" for brown ale
Date of Application  : 22/03/1928
Used Prior to 1875?  : NO


Registration No  : 534,236
Description  : Opal Pale Ale Label
Date of Application  : 15/08/1932
Used Prior to 1875?  : NO
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