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 | 1855 Jean-Charles and Richard Lamot become major shareholders of the Brasserie de la Couronne . 1859 Purchase of the Brasserie de la Plaine , the brewery is now called Brasseries et Malteries de la Couronne et de la Plaine . 1906 César Lamot runs the brewery. 1922 The production is redirected towards low fermentation beers. 1927 Creation of Lamot Ltd with its headquarters in London. The headquarters are transferred to Mechelen. Purchases from different breweries: St Trudo in Sint-Truiden (1955), Fontaine in Tubize (1963) and Cuyckens in Lier (1967). In 1970 the British group Bass-Charington takes a majority stake. 1975 Formation of Bass Belgium with its registered office in the brewery in Mechelen. In 1981 the brewery was taken over by the Piedboeuf brewery which will continue to produce Basss on the site. 1994 the site is closed by Interbrew . Commercial Register H.R. Mechelen : 355 H.R. Antwerpen : 4.035 To see the To hide the Breewed beers Bass Pale Ale, Bass Stout (1985 -), Burton, de Brouwers van de Dijle, Export, Ginder Ale, Horse Ale, Jupiler Urtyp, Kassel (1986 - ?), King's Ale (? - 1985), Mai-bock (? - 1987), Mc Ewans Christmas ale, Mc Ewans Scotch ale, Pilsor, Setz Bräu (1986 - ?). En 1986 : Bass Pale Ale, Bass Stout, de Brouwers van de Dijle, Horse Ale, Jupiler Urtyp, Kassel, Lamot Export, Lamot Pilsor, Mc Ewans Scotch Ale, Mc Ewans Christmas Ale, Mai-bock, Setz Bräu. Eaux, Sodas Canada-Dry (sous licence), Colibri, Twenty. | ||
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