Fuller’s Brewery

Brewery, food, drinks and warm welcoming pubs

Address

The Griffin Brewery, Chiswick Lane, Chiswick W4 2QB

GPS

51.487636946876, -0.24902665072595

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A story that’s been brewing for some time

Immortalised in the name of one of Fuller’s famous ales, 1845 is a year that will forever be synonymous with Fuller, Smith & Turner. It was then that the partnership papers between the three families were officially signed, marking the start of something very special for London’s pub and beer scene.

However, the Fuller’s story had been brewing long before then.

Beer and pub have played a role in this part of the capital for more than 350 years, dating back to the era of Oliver Cromwell. Back then, pubs were plentiful in number and, in addition, it was quite common for large households to brew their own beer.

In the late 1600s, one such private brewhouse was in the gardens of Bedford House on Chiswick Mall. Another, a far humbler concern, was operating nearby at the cottage of Thomas Urlin.

Source and to see full article click here: https://www.fullers.co.uk/history-and-heritage


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