WREXHAM Lager has apologised for traffic disruption early today - but it was all in a good cause. Wrexham Lager was pleased to be despatching a major order of its award-winning lager to Poland - but they didn t expect the driver to bring the articulated lorry cab first into the yard. It meant that, after the trailer was loaded with 18,000 bottles of both Wrexham Lager and Bootlegger Pilsner, brewery staff had to stop traffic while the driver reversed the lorry out again. 18,000 bottles of Wrexham Lager were picked up today and are now bound for Pozna in western Poland. The pick up was another milestone in the Wrexham Lager success story as it is the first major export of the beers into Europe after they both won gold awards in 2020.
WREXHAM Lager has undergone its first rebrand in a decade as the brewery and the town itself enter an exciting new era. With the takeover of Wrexham AFC by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElehenney, the town has been abuzz with hope for the future. That combined with the rising popularity of the Bootlegger 1974 pilsner and the hope that Wales is steadily moving out of lockdown, the company thought it was perfect timing for the rebrand. With a special following by our side, an iconic return at the forefront & through the challenging times; new beginnings soon approach! Thank you for your incredible support these past ten years & we are proud to introduce Wrexham Lagers new logo
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