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Boddingtons Beer
Boddingtons Bitter is an English bitter beer. It was originally brewed at the Strangeways Brewery, Manchester, England and was promoted in a "stylish" advertising campaign as The Cream of Manchester from the late 1980s until 2004. The campaign was credited with revitalising the image of Manchester and was second only to Manchester United and Coronation Street in raising the city's profile. The Guardian described the drink as "one of Manchester's most famous products". In 2004 the Strangeways brewery was closed and production of pasteurised Boddingtons was relocated to Magor, South Wales and Samlesbury, Lancashire. Production of the cask conditioned variant was moved to Hydes Brewery in Moss Side, Manchester until March 2012.
Boddingtons Beer
Boddingtons Bitter is an English bitter beer. It was originally brewed at the Strangeways Brewery, Manchester, England and was promoted in a "stylish" advertising campaign as The Cream of Manchester from the late 1980s until 2004. The campaign was credited with revitalising the image of Manchester and was second only to Manchester United and Coronation Street in raising the city's profile. The Guardian described the drink as "one of Manchester's most famous products". In 2004 the Strangeways brewery was closed and production of pasteurised Boddingtons was relocated to Magor, South Wales and Samlesbury, Lancashire. Production of the cask conditioned variant was moved to Hydes Brewery in Moss Side, Manchester until March 2012.