Owning a pub today means more than managing a business – it’s about creating a space where people find comfort, joy, and connection. With the support of partners like Batemans Brewery, aspiring publicans have a unique opportunity to build a future filled with purpose and pride. Pubs aren’t dying; they’re evolving – and they’re waiting for extraordinary people to lead the way. In an era of uncertainty, local pubs stand as pillars of stability and connection. Far from being relics of the past, today’s pubs are vibrant community hubs, offering not just drinks but experiences that bring people together. So, if you’ve ever dreamed of running a pub, now is the time. The door is open, and the future is bright.
New brewing equipment arrived at the brewery on 30th April and needed to be lifted into place. A large crane was brought in to install the new Hot Liquor Tank and the two new chiller units.
Nant Fawr Brews Podcast is presented by Andy Taylor and features author Adam Cartwright, who wrote Good Honest Tales, a book detailing the 150-year history of Batemans Brewery.
This year, St George’s Day falls on Tuesday (23rd April - obviously), and in keeping with Batemans' long-standing tradition of producing seasonally relevant beers, we will once again be brewing St George’s Glory.
Why Batemans Hooker should be in your line up for the Six Nations. This light amber beer was created in celebration of Rugby.
2024 will be an exciting year at Batemans Brewery, who brew 10,000 hectolitres per year, operate 50 pubs and a Free Trade network in Lincolnshire, East Midlands and Norfolk, as it is 150 years since George Bateman started his brewery in Wainfleet, Lincolnshire.
We certainly know how to put on a good show, year round we hold a variety of events.
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