The new beer is ready in time for this year's tournament.
Stonehouse Brewery Limited, based at Weston, Oswestry has launched a new 4% pale ale called ‘Two Halves’ to honour this year's Six Nations, which starts next month.
The brewery's co-founder Shane Parr said:"In the brewing and hospitality industry, the Six Nations always feels like the end of a long hard winter and the start of people returning to pubs."If we don’t use them, we’ll lose them. "We are not a sports bar here but we have always put the Six Nations on – Shropshire is a good rugby area and with Wales just over the border, there's a good cross-over and plenty of people who do support the rugby. It's a big deal."We have taken the decision this year to do a few more seasonal beers," added Shane, who has an Australian mother and New Zealand father.
The brewery is located right next to the Cambrian Railway and was set up by Shane and wife Alison in 2007.
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