Tuesday, 4 October 2011
Scottish breweries in 1928
Maps. I love maps. You may have noticed from the frequency with which I post them. Unlike an egg, you can't beat a good map.
The previous maps had a few big white spaces. This one is almost nothing but white space:
View Scottisn breweries in 1928 in a larger map
Scottish brewing was almost completely concentrated in two towns: Edinburgh and Alloa. The only other towns with multiple breweries were Glasgow and Dundee. And the two in Dundee were both owned by the same company, Ballingall.
My source was the 1928 Brewers' Almanack, which lists all the retail brewers in the UK.
The previous maps had a few big white spaces. This one is almost nothing but white space:
View Scottisn breweries in 1928 in a larger map
Scottish brewing was almost completely concentrated in two towns: Edinburgh and Alloa. The only other towns with multiple breweries were Glasgow and Dundee. And the two in Dundee were both owned by the same company, Ballingall.
My source was the 1928 Brewers' Almanack, which lists all the retail brewers in the UK.
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