A brewing company has been accused of 'wiping out' UK heritage after deciding to axe a number of beers from being sold at pubs. Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Company has announced 11 beers will no longer be served in pubs across the country after reviewing its product line. The delisted beers are: The Campaign for Real Ale said the decision will have a 'huge impact' on pubs and pub-goers.
'This is a sad and disappointing decision that puts both the history and the future of British brewing in jeopardy.' Beer company Carlsberg paid £206mn to take full control of the brewing joint venture it had with the pub operator Marston's in July. The original joint venture, in which Marston's previously had a 40% stake, was announced in May 2020 with a view to creating one of the UK's biggest brewing, beverage and distribution businesses.
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