Roger Protz gives his nod of approval over the new Microdat brewery development at Moorhouses
David Grant (Moorhouse's MD), Roger Protz (editor of the Good Beer Guide and Britain's leading Beer writer), Bill Parkinson (Chairman of Moorhouse's) and Microdat's Steve Midgley (MD), Matthew Hadwen (Operations Director), Andy Humphrey (Sales Director), Mark Roberts (Projects Manager) and David Midgley (Technical Director) toast the opening of the new Moorhouses Brewery Development.
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