Tetley is brewed in Wolverhampton these days at the Marsdons brewery so our non-heartlands compatriots can rejoice.

it's beer, wherever it's from.

aye

Tetley's isn't 'brewed' anywhere.

What happens is - landlords & bar managers throughout the country send the remnants of their drip trays back to Tetley's in Northampton on a weekly basis.

These 'drips' are then poured into a big bucket, stirred once with a rusty spoon and then George the 'master brewer' takes a wee in the bucket. Another stir with the rusty spoon and the 'beer' is ready to go.

It's then poured into barrells labelled 'Tetley's' and distributed up North.



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Tetley's Imperial is quality, the rest is rank.

Hope rlthisrl helps. You are welcome.

Tetleys Cask brewed in Wolverhampton
Tetleys Dire smooth brewed at John Smith Tadcaster.

Who knows what it will be called if a Catalan are at home.

I for one am glad it is not London pride the last time i tried it it tasted like the Thames in fact i bet the Thames tastes better

Awful drink but a good and relevant sponsor for the Challenge Cup well done The RFL.

It's difficult for anyone to argue with this one I would've thought; the 4th largest brewer in the world is now attached to RL, via a brand that has its roots and heritage in the heartland of the sport.

I suppose there could be some argument about the regressive nature of an alcohol sponsor, but it doesn't seem to be a problem for other sports and it shouldn't be for us; for all their failings, this is a good achievement by the RFL and should be applauded.

For the record I think their beer is rank, but that's hardly relevant.

They're painting up the dray wagons even as we speak.

Reducing the alcohol content of Tetleys bitter also shows them as being responsible when it comes to alcohol.

They are a forward thinking company and it is good for RL

I would have much preferred the Jennings Sneck Lifter challenge cup though

I doubt it - the horses were turned into Tesco value burgers a number of years ago.

nay lad, nay....

As already pointed out, Tetley's no longer have any real presence in Yorkshire and Copenhagen is a long way from Leeds, where the decision will have ultimately been made.

Equally, I think most people are reading this current sponsorship wrongly in it's primary aim. Since Tetley's quit Leeds, sales in Yorkshire have noticeably dropped and the brand value and loyalty in Yorkshire has taken a real beating. This is about addressing this issue as well as raising brand awareness generally. That is why it the Tetley brand, and not the more nationally recognisable Carlsberg brand is being used.