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Bass's brewery alone, a single small brewery off Burton's High Street when William Bass inherited it in 1777, had in the space of one century been transformed into the largest ale brewery in the world, with three breweries in the town, a workforce of more than 2,500, and an output of nearly a million barrels a year by the late 1880's. That company's expansion owed much to the success of a new kind of ale, pale, sparkling and bitter, which became known as India Pale Ale because of it's popularity for export to India and other British colonies. So renowned was Burton's superior quality water that brewers from around the UK began to set up operations in the town. Ind Coope & Co, a Romford-based brewery, arrived in the town in 1856, and had soon become the town's third largest brewer, later merging with it's neighbour, Allsopp's, the first Burton brewer to export pale ale to India in 1822. Burton & South Derbyshire - Burton's Brewing Heritage

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