The Blood Bay, 13 High Street, Ludlow, Shropshire.
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greysman
N 52° 22.052 W 002° 43.163
30U E 519106 N 5801954
Ludlow's newest pub in one of the town’s most intact late-19th century retail properties.
Waymark Code: WMZ42C
Location: West Midlands, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 09/07/2018
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From the Blood Bay web site. More:-
Blood Bay
The pub sign, painted by local artist, Jonathan Adams, is in the style of eminent mid-19th century racehorse and pub-sign painter John Frederick Herring Snr, depicting the 1932 Grand National winner ‘Forbra’ - owned by the then-Ludlow mayor, William Parsonage - with the locally-owned blood bay horse and jockey Tim Hamey (wearing Parsonage’s winning colours of blue, white, grey and red) on Whitcliffe looking over Ludlow and Clee Hill.
The beers are produced by The Blood Bay’s own brewing concern - Swan Walters & Son - employing the same ingredients from source and authentic late-Victorian brewing practice as requested in the hand-written recipes. Swan Walters & Son will eventually brew all of the original Ludlow & Craven Arms recipes dated 1898, which include recipes for: XX Best Mild, Pale, Stout and AK Bitter.