Sharp's Brewery

Because they said that Highland Park was one of the breweries that really believed that they were getting extra thiols from this floor Moulting.

So that recipe is going to have to change and stuff.

So the cultural impact just keeps... knocking down the chain even when you're a tiny malt producer so yeah definitely sad times all our thoughts go out to those affected by it and particularly Kim who was so fantastic to us on the day and you know drove us to faction as well and has continued to comment on all our videos and gave me a heads up on the closure as well so I hope and I'm sure he will because he's a talented dude he'll land on his feet and I hope everyone else does as well but talking of sad closures we also have the closure of Sharpsbury down in Cornwall happened while we were off the airwaves which

i don't think

for us is a particularly emotional hit but it's certainly another sign of a struggling industry because they're gonna oh they have ripped the heart any heart that was remaining out of doom bar and sharps by removing its cornish link and definitely so i was on the podcast with um Tristan Stevenson, who's the Curious Bartender, an amazing guy who I followed for a long, long time.

Our podcast was two and a half hours long.

And we talked a bit about this because he lives in Cornwall.

And, you know, he was quite gutted that Sharps was closing because it's really part of...

And yeah, I've done a lot of work, and some great beers have come out of there as well.

You know Stuart Howe, who used to brew for Sharp? Yeah.

Back in the day.

I mean, he used to do some really good stuff out of there.

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CAMRA has criticized plans to close Sharp's Brewery in Rock, Cornwall after owner Molson Coors confirmed that cask production of Doom Bar will move more than 400 miles away to Hartlepool.

The beer, which takes its name from the Doom Bar sandbank in the Camel Estuary, and is marketed as a Cornish original, will therefore no longer be brewed in Cornwall.

Around 40 jobs are at risk as a result of the brewery closure.