The brewery was named after three ancient sites in North Wiltshire, however I am not sure that the illustration on the label is actually one of those three. But where is it??
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4 Comments
28 January, 2016
at 8:03 pm
Barbury, Liddington & Uffington Castles are the 3 castles in question. All of which are iron age hill forts & neither look now nor did they look in the iron age like the image on the above label. May well be based on a castle in south east England, but I wouldn’t put money on it. Not yet anyway
31 January, 2016
at 8:38 am
Finally! A modern castle label! Wait, is that an oxymoron???
Cheers
Dale
9 February, 2016
at 4:06 pm
I think this may be Conway Castle in Caernarvonshire.
10 February, 2016
at 10:07 pm
John. You are absolutely right. You can see the castle from the same angle if you google Conwy castle, the road bridge seems to have been airbrushed out. I have looked at all the castles in the south of England to find out where it is. Thank you.