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The Bleachworks

Added by thebleachworks [53 pints]

Address

The Bleachworks
Unit 13a, Dunscar Business Park
Blackburn Road
Bolton
BL7 9PQ
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Permanent Real Ales

STEEPLEJACK - ABV. 3.8%
WICKETKEEPER - ABV 4.0%
CLOCKIN'OFF - ABV 4.2%
BOMBSHELL - ABV 3.7%
SLEDGEHAMMER - ABV 5.1%
BOMBAY IPA 4.0%

The Bleachworks has 6 hand pumps

Ratings (2)

Beer quality - 9/10
Beer selection - 9/10
Atmosphere - 9/10
Price - 9/10
Overall Opinion - 8/10
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The Bleachworks is a new members bar for people who enjoy good company, great drinks and a convivial atmosphere. Built within the former Dunscar Bleachworks, the bar retains some of its industrial heritage whilst providing attractive and relaxing facilities. The Bleachworks is an excellent venue for post pub drinks over the weekend, watching sports on a hi-definition 3metre screen or enjoying live music. The bar is also available for functions, brewery tours and corporate events. And the best part - membership is free. Like our Facebook page - http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Bleachworks And follow us on Twitter @thebleachworks for all the latest information, updates and competitions...
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Added by berty1966 - 2012

I went into The Bleachworks for the first time and was pleasantly surprised. Set on an industrial estate it is very tastefully decorated and has a very pleasant atmosphere. However there is a distinct lack of seating and as the bar filled up it became quite congested. The clientele are not what you would expect from real ale enthusiasts, being full of more upmarket people quaffing champagne than real ale drinkers. The toilet facilities are totally inadequate for the amount of customers in the bar, having one cubicle and 2 urinals for approximately 150 men. Of course when the drinks are flowing it's not long before you're in a queue of 10 or more for the toilet. I tried The Wicketkeeper, one of the beers brewed onsite which was a pleasant 4% brew, well kept and very fresh and reasonably priced at £2.40 a pint. Overall this is a very nice place, with a good choice of beers and spirits let down by very slow service, a complete lack of forethought with the toilets and very cramped conditions with very little seating options