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Moorhouse's Brewery

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Moorhouse’s has been brewing in Burnley since 1865, and made its name with Pendle Witches Brew and a whole coven of witch-themed ales. The brewery runs tours and tastings if you book ahead, with a visitor centre and bar on site. Burnley Manchester Road station is a couple of kilometres away. Handy to know the Pendle witch story if you’re also heading over to the Pendle Sculpture Trail.

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