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Mauldon's

13 Churchfield Road, Chilton CO10 2YA
tel. (01787) 311055
email sims AT mauldons DOT co DOT uk
website http://www.mauldons.co.uk/
The Mauldon family started brewing in Sudbury in 1795. The brewery with 26 pubs was bought and closed by Greene King in the 1960s (nothing changes!)
The current business, established in 1982 by former Watney's brewer Peter Mauldon, was bought by Steve and Alison Sims - both former employees of Adnams - in 2000. They relocated to a new brewery in 2005 with a 30 barrel plant that has doubled production. There is also a brewery shop. Some 200 outlets are supplied.
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Last updated: August 12th 2008

Click here for a list of some pubs and/or shops stocking beers from Mauldon's
regular draught beers
Bitter 3.6%
Black Adder 5.3%
Micawber's Mild 3.5%
Moletrap 3.8%
Suffolk Comfort 6.6%
Suffolk Pride 4.8%
White Adder 5.3%
 seasonal/occasional draught beers
3 Lions 3.7%
Bah Humbug 4.9%
Broomstick Bitter 4.0%
Cuckoo Bitter 4.3%
Dickens 4.0%
Eatanswill Old XXXX 4.0%
George's Best 4.4%
May Bee 3.7%
Mid Autumn Gold 4.2%
Midsummer Gold 4.0%
Mid-Winter Gold 4.5%
Octoberfest 5.0%
Peggoty's Porter 4.1%
Pickwick 4.2%
Ploughman's 4.3%
Xmas Reserve 6.6%
 other draught beers seen in the last 12 months or so
(status unknown)
Silver Adder 4.2%


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This is a list of pubs and/or shops known to regularly or frequently sell beers from Mauldon's. It is not an exhaustive list; there are many other outlets we don't yet know about.

Pubs stocking Mauldon's beers

Shops stocking Mauldon's beers

All information is presented here in good faith and believed to be correct at the time of writing.
The addresses of old pubs (numbers and sometimes even street names) may not always co-incide with the building's current address (if it's still standing), as street names sometimes change, as do numbering schemes

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