Ann Street Brewery Co Ltd

History

Formed in 1905 this brewery ceased brewing real ale in the late 1950s. It restarted brewing ales again in 1992 using a 40 barrel plant. Took over the Tipsy Toad in early 1997. Stopped brewing real ale in spring 1999 at their main site, which still brews keg beers, but the Tipsy Toad continues until both plants were relocated under the name of The Jersey and Tipsy Toad Brewery.

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