We're the Men Are on Strike

Bowers-Wights, their head, cut us off. I don't remember having any influence. The idea was to keep bottling at the old brewery until it was dry and start brewing at the New Brewery then move the bottling line over. That was a good plan as they say. If we hadn't thought about it in that way, we would have been out for a long, long time. But that summer we didn't buy them all. So with pleasure, we stopped that summer when we were out of, we weren't brewing. We stopped buying malt from Bowers-Wight, sir. And we started up with Great Western who had come to me and said