Doom Bar brewer Sharp’s is accused of ‘betrayal’ over decision to axe Cornish site
Sharp's Brewery will close its Rock site in Cornwall in December with the loss of up to 40 jobs, with its Canadian-American owner saying it is no longer financially sustainable.
The brewery, best known for its Doom Bar ale, will cease production at the site following a consultation launched in February by Molson Coors.
Production of Sharp's cask brands, including Doom Bar, Sea Fury and Atlantic Pale Ale, will move to independent brewer Camerons in Hartlepool, County Durham.
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