Ales from Wadworth supplied at the Bake & Alehouse.

The Biggest micropub in Westgate-on-Sea

The current ales' list was altered at 12:30 PM on Friday (17th of January)

Wadworth

Established in 1885 by Henry Wadworth, this is one of few remaining brewers to sell beer locally in oak casks.
Even more traditional, the brewery still employs a cooper!

Its very traditional with its own dray horses, it continues to invest in the future and to expand, producing up to 2,000 barrels a week to supply a wide-ranging free trade, around 300 outlets in the south of England, as well as its own 255 pubs.

Below is a list of the 5 libations from Wadworth that have been sold, so far, at The Bake & Alehouse.

If you hover over the line a short description pop-up of the libation will appear (unless you have 'pop-ups' blocked). Clicking anywhere on each line will take you to the Bake & Alehouse's page about this ale.

As well as a short description of the libation, if you click anywhere on the line will take you to the Bake & Alehouse's page about this ale.

Ale	Strength	Type of Ale	About the Ale
Farmer's Glory	4.70%	Dark Amber Ale	Farmer's Glory Dark Amber Ale 4.70%
Wadworth 6X	4.30%	Copper Ale	Wadworth 6X Copper Ale 4.30%
Treacle Treat	4.20%	A Dark Ale - Enhance With Treacle AND Liquorice Toot	Treacle Treat A Dark Ale - enhance with Treacle AND Liquorice Toot 4.20%
Dirty Rucker	3.90%	Fruity Bitter	Dirty Rucker Fruity Bitter 3.90%
St. George and the Dragon	4.50%	A Spicy Ale, With Fruityness And A Satisfying Bite!	St. George and the Dragon A Spicy Ale, with fruityness and a satisfying bite! 4.50%

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