In which town or city would you find the headquarters of 'Everards Brewery'?
Everards Brewery 2002, the company decided to switch its portfolio from a mixture of tenancies and managed houses to tenancies only. This led to new pubs replacing hotels and the estate achieved its highest total of 165 by 2005. Everards brews four core brands (listed below) and a range of seasonal ales which in 2008-9 included Equinox (September), Sleighbell (December),Pitch Black (February) and Sly Fox (March / April). Everards Brewery Everards is a regional brewery based in Leicester and founded in 1849 by William Everard and Thomas Hull. It produces cask ales and owns over 170 tenanted pubs, mainly around the Leicestershire
Everards Brewery yeoman tenant farmer of the Grey estate and his great grandfather. In 1924, the company completed its move away from rail transport to steam powered drays which continued in use until replaced by petrol lorries in 1946. Thomas died in 1925 and was succeeded by his son William Lindsay Everard who lived in Ratcliffe Hall. The Great Depression saw a penny tax on beer. Production fell by a fifth and took five years to recover and all brewing ceased at Southgate in 1931. Everards became a public company, Everards Brewery Ltd. in October 1936. Following the outbreak of World War