Wadworth 6X Beer 500ml Glass Bottle x 16 Bottles

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We’re incredibly proud of our handcrafted real ales. Brewing quality beer is what we’re passionate about and have been since 1875.The proof really is in the tasting! Both beers have been enjoyed across Wiltshire and the south of England for decades with the latter popular right across the UK. Henry’s IPA and Wadworth 6X are well known as original ales and the rebrand recognises their heritage, authenticity and status as time-honoured bar favourites. In addition to offering an inclusive beer, the estate of 47 Wadworth managed houses is catering to all those requesting a gluten-free meal. Wadworth has made a training commitment to Coeliac UK to ensure that all its staff are trained in catering for gluten-free customers. Wadworth has joined Coeliac UK’s GF accreditation scheme for their gluten-free options, demonstrating their commitment to providing safe gluten-free food to their customers. I love visiting places where I can watch things being made, whether on a large scale or by a single craftsperson. Here I am taking you on a tour of Wadworth Brewery, where we can see beer being brewed on a large scale and artisans working individually in the same business. Let me tell you more during the tour. The brewery owns four horses (Monty, Max and Archie and Sam) [7] which are stabled at the brewery. As well as delivering ale, the horses compete in shows and events throughout the country. They are often featured in the local press and have featured in television programmes such as Countryfile. [8]

This hand crafted ale is a timeless amber-hued beer distinctively full bodied and eminently drinkable. The nose is malty and fruity with a balancing hoppy note. The delicious malt and fruit character emerge even more intensely on the palate with a long, lingering malty finish. If you wish, you can show your support for what I do through Buy Me a Coffee . However, I’ll probably end up buying tea or petrol. We run Wadworth Pub & Ale tours around historic Devizes on Saturdays - please drop us a line for more details. Pre-booking essential. The new look beer pumps can be seen in all Wadworth pubs this Autumn and will be rolled out nationally in the coming months.

Historic Wiltshire brewer Wadworth is selling 21 of its pubs to Liberation Group’s Bristol-based subsidiary Butcombe for an undisclosed sum. Having put blood, sweat and tears into cultivating his malting barley, Jeremy was determined that it be put to good use, so resolved to supply it directly to a local brewery to turn into lager. Available by bottle, can, mini keg, cask or keg all year round, 6X is mid-brown in colour, malty and fruity on the nose with a balancing hoppy note. The delicious malt and fruit character emerge even more intensely on the palate with a long, lingering and malty finish. We also have an online shopwhere you can buy our beers and merchandise from wherever you are in the UK!

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The news comes a year after Devizes-based Wadworth, which was founded by Henry A Wadworth in 1875, announced its intention to move to an edge-of-town location. Did you know, 6X originally had an ABV of 6% but this was reduced to 4.3% and later to 4.1% in draught, due to the rationing of raw ingredients during WWII. Our beers are available to buy in our pubs, from our Brewery Tap & Shop and Online Shop, in national pub company outlets, free-houses, small multiple chains and managed pub companies. Core beers With 8% of Brits reporting avoidance of gluten as part of a healthy lifestyle, compared to 5% who report avoidance due to an allergy or intolerance*, 6X Gold aims to attract consumers increasingly looking for gluten-free options. In addition to those choosing a gluten-free diet, Coeliac UK, the national charity for people with coeliac disease, sees 12,000 new members sign-up every year with 1 in 100 people in the UK and Europe having the autoimmune disease. Shire horses pulling a Wadworth Brewery dray. Their normal role is to deliver beer to pubs in the Devizes area but here the public are being given a ride. 6X [ edit ]