Oh yes I do like that. Might just be cos one is a Man of Kent. Would you like some more run of the mill examples. Don’t think I can compete with many of those
Dale Adams
12 June, 2014 at 9:28 am
Love the Fremlin’s label. Wish I had that one in my collection!
Alastair Wallace
13 June, 2014 at 8:00 pm
Any chance of seeing the Phillips label from West Malling Abbey Brewery in the Kent breweries gallery? The beer has gone, but, with luck, someone in the flats or houses which have been converted from the old brewery might be doing a home brew there from time to time. Let’s hope so – breweries need to be brewed in!
The Phillips dynasty were to the brewing industry as the Tudors were to the royalty industry. The family had breweries all over England and Wales. (Just like the Tudors they didn’t get into Scotland!) There are some fabulous articles in the Brewery History Society’s Journal about them – well worth a read.
Alastair Wallace
13 June, 2014 at 8:01 pm
By the way, what a magnificent collection from the men of Kent.
Dale Adams
15 July, 2014 at 7:39 am
Really some great labels here from Kent!
Anyone out there got one from the Sandwich Brewery to add to this great collection????
ian warren
17 November, 2014 at 5:54 am
Have you heard of the edenbridge-eden bridge brewery if so do you know anything about them.
paul maitland
1 June, 2015 at 8:47 pm
Love all these lables i have lots of the bottles which thay would have gone on fantastic also have different types as well
Guy sankey
29 November, 2015 at 8:43 am
Brilliant collection, I was wondering if the owner of The Edwards of Tenterden Stout Label would allow me to have a scan and be allowed to reproduce it . I am running a Facebook thread on Edwards Grosvenor Brewery Tunbridge Wells on a TW site. All part of my research into the breweries of TW.
Odadiah Edwards moved out to The Vine Brewery in 1872 leaving his sons to run the TW Brewery, they eventually joined him in partnership and flourished till take over by Jude Hanbury in 1922.
Charlie Hanbury
9 December, 2015 at 4:38 pm
I am hunting for old family memorabilia and was wondering if you knew anyone selling any Hanbury brewery bits? Either Jude Hanbury or Truman, Hanbury and Buxton.
Any help would be gratefully excepted
Charlie Hanbury
wendywaters1@sky.com
20 February, 2017 at 7:08 pm
Am interested in buying some Sharpe & Winch Beer mats if they still exist. Can you help please?
10 Comments
11 June, 2014
at 8:47 pm
Oh yes I do like that. Might just be cos one is a Man of Kent. Would you like some more run of the mill examples. Don’t think I can compete with many of those
12 June, 2014
at 9:28 am
Love the Fremlin’s label. Wish I had that one in my collection!
13 June, 2014
at 8:00 pm
Any chance of seeing the Phillips label from West Malling Abbey Brewery in the Kent breweries gallery? The beer has gone, but, with luck, someone in the flats or houses which have been converted from the old brewery might be doing a home brew there from time to time. Let’s hope so – breweries need to be brewed in!
The Phillips dynasty were to the brewing industry as the Tudors were to the royalty industry. The family had breweries all over England and Wales. (Just like the Tudors they didn’t get into Scotland!) There are some fabulous articles in the Brewery History Society’s Journal about them – well worth a read.
13 June, 2014
at 8:01 pm
By the way, what a magnificent collection from the men of Kent.
15 July, 2014
at 7:39 am
Really some great labels here from Kent!
Anyone out there got one from the Sandwich Brewery to add to this great collection????
17 November, 2014
at 5:54 am
Have you heard of the edenbridge-eden bridge brewery if so do you know anything about them.
1 June, 2015
at 8:47 pm
Love all these lables i have lots of the bottles which thay would have gone on fantastic also have different types as well
29 November, 2015
at 8:43 am
Brilliant collection, I was wondering if the owner of The Edwards of Tenterden Stout Label would allow me to have a scan and be allowed to reproduce it . I am running a Facebook thread on Edwards Grosvenor Brewery Tunbridge Wells on a TW site. All part of my research into the breweries of TW.
Odadiah Edwards moved out to The Vine Brewery in 1872 leaving his sons to run the TW Brewery, they eventually joined him in partnership and flourished till take over by Jude Hanbury in 1922.
9 December, 2015
at 4:38 pm
I am hunting for old family memorabilia and was wondering if you knew anyone selling any Hanbury brewery bits? Either Jude Hanbury or Truman, Hanbury and Buxton.
Any help would be gratefully excepted
Charlie Hanbury
20 February, 2017
at 7:08 pm
Am interested in buying some Sharpe & Winch Beer mats if they still exist. Can you help please?
Many thanks
Wendy