Worthington White Shield, one of the best known bottled conditioned beers in the business, is on the move again.
At the end of the '90s Bass decided it did not want to brew it in Burton and contracted it out to King and Barnes in West Sussex.
But this was reviewed when K&B was taken over by Hall and Woodhouse earlier this year.
It is to be brewed and bottled by the Museum Brewing Company within the Bass Museum and will be part of a range of Heritage beers.
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