Woodforde's Wherry

[corby_brewer]

Afternoon all.

My brother brought me a Woodforde's Wherry kit for my birthday and i was wondering if anyone as a label designe which i can use for the bottles

Cheers
DaveSiv

 

[jamesb]

How about this one?

:grin:

 

[evanvine]

I was wondering if "Wherry" refered to the Norfolk Broads sailing boat, now I know!

 

[corby_brewer]

JB your a star :thumb:

 

[jamesb]

JB your a star :thumb:

I'm sure if you ask them nicely, they'll send you a larger image.

You did realise that it was a real beer?

 

[corby_brewer]

You did realise that it was a real beer?

I had a couple of pints of it in a friend pub this weekend, untill then i fought it was just a kit

 

[Aleman]

I've had a lot of communication with Ray Ashworth (The founder of Woodfordes) He's a really nice chap, and is now a brewing consultant with the Fat Cat brewery in Norwich. When he started Woodfordes it was 2.5BBL and one of 3 microbreweries in East Anglia. . . . . . When he sold it it was 70BBL and there were 265 Micros!!

 

[jonewer]

I've had a lot of communication with Ray Ashworth (The founder of Woodfordes) He's a really nice chap, and is now a brewing consultant with the Fat Cat brewery in Norwich. When he started Woodfordes it was 2.5BBL and one of 3 microbreweries in East Anglia. . . . . . When he sold it it was 70BBL and there were 265 Micros!!

Aleman, a BBL. What is?

Thanks.

Also, does anyone know how many commercial breweries there are in the UK at the moment? Are we outdoing the Belgians yet?

 

[tubby_shaw]

a BBL. What is?

BBL is an abbreviation for Brewers Barrel which is a measure of volume equal to 36 Gallons or approximately 160 litres :thumb:
It is also used to describe the theoretical output of the brewery

 

[jamesb]

Also, does anyone know how many commercial breweries there are in the UK at the moment? Are we outdoing the Belgians yet?

711 at publication of the 2010 GBG. Probably a couple more now.