The last to close was Carters on West Street, in 1923. In 1978, Ringwood Brewery was established. Ringwood Brewery founder Peter Austin was an influence on Britain's craft brewery rebirth in much the same way that Fritz Maytag of San Francisco's Anchor Brewing Company and Pierre Celis of Belgium's Hoegaarden Brewery were to their countries.
The last to close was Carters on West Street, in 1923. In 1978, Ringwood Brewery was established. Ringwood Brewery founder Peter Austin was an influence on Britain's craft brewery rebirth in much the same way that Fritz Maytag of San Francisco's Anchor Brewing Company and Pierre Celis of Belgium's Hoegaarden Brewery were to their countries.
Several American craft brewers use his equipment: Geary's Brewing, Shipyard and Middle Ages Brewing Company. In 2007, Ringwood was purchased by Marston's plc for £19.2 million.
- Porter Shy Giant - 4.5% - NE IPA ===Commemorative ales=== Seventy Eight Spring Ale 4.2% alcohol by volume, special brew produced in 2008 to commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of the brewery. ==References== ==External links== Ringwood Brewery website Breweries in England Companies based in Hampshire Ringwood
Marston's stated that they would keep the brewery in operation and continue producing the full range of Ringwood beers. In 2013, Ringwood underwent a full re-brand, and the ABV of Old Thumper was reduced from 5.6% to 5.1%. In 2015, Ringwood Best Bitter was rebranded as Ringwood Razorback. ==Beers== ===Permanent ales=== Razorback (previously Best Bitter) – 3.6%.
Marston's stated that they would keep the brewery in operation and continue producing the full range of Ringwood beers. In 2013, Ringwood underwent a full re-brand, and the ABV of Old Thumper was reduced from 5.6% to 5.1%. In 2015, Ringwood Best Bitter was rebranded as Ringwood Razorback. ==Beers== ===Permanent ales=== Razorback (previously Best Bitter) – 3.6%.
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