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In 1899, with William Hyde now
in control, the business came to rest at the Queens
Brewery site in Brooks Bar, Manchester which it
still occupies today. It was also under William’s
leadership that the company began acquiring an estate
of public houses through which to distribute more
of Hydes’ products. Hydes Ales acquired an
excellent reputation throughout the North West,
and in 1944 the company was re-named Hydes Anvil
Brewery to incorporate the family trademark.
William Hyde’s sister Annie was a dominant
force in the family, and she took over the business
after William died in 1916, going on to run it successfully
for a total of 56 years.
As we begin a new century Hydes Brewery is laying
the foundations for steady expansion and diversification.
The old brewhouse now conceals the latest modern
vessels and brewing technology, and output has
been stepped up to cater for growing demand. With
more than 80 tied houses in the North West of
England and North Wales and a growing collection
of quality pub restaurants and cafe bars, the
company is embracing the future with enthusiasm
and a confident sense of style.
Our customers can now drink the best of Hydes ales,
enjoy top class meals in a Hydes pub restaurant
and party the night away in one of our stylish new
cafe bars - we’ve a heritage to be proud of
and there’s a great future brewing. |
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