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James Eadie's 1877 Trade Mark ‘X’ signified Cross Street, the address of his brewery in Burton upon Trent. His great great grandson, Rupert Patrick, has now launched 4 new small batch bottlings inspired by Eadie’s 19th Century pubs: The Blue Boar, The Red...

www.nbcarchives.co.uk #NBHTThe Queen & Prince Philip visited Burton in 2002 for the Golden Jubilee. The Prince gave the shires a bucket of ale & then sampled the 100 year old King's Ale, which he said tasted like Madeira. Then they started the mash...

Over the next few weeks, British breweries will no doubt be getting ready to re-stock our pubs in time for re-opening. Maybe they'll take inspiration from these guys. See more historic pics from National Brewery Heritage Trust  

We're so sorry to say goodbye to our friend and supporter Geoff Hallam. He was a great character and this obituary is spot on. Cheers to a life well lived. ???? https://www.staffordshire-live.co.uk/news/much-loved-burton-bass-museum-5023927 

The Trust is delighted to announce that is has entered into an agreement with Mary Evans Ltd the UK’s leading historical image library with five decades of experience in supplying historical and vintage images to the editorial and design markets.The...

Wartime Beer StoriesSoldiers with Bass crate “Christmas on the Rhine” (Ref no: 86.2652.00)“Beer is the innocent pleasure of many millions, especially among those who bear the brunt today”Quintin HoggHere’s a small selection of wartime beer stories from the breweries,...