William Worthington (1723-1800), was born in Leicestershire and moved to Burton in 1744, working as a cooper for a local brewery. At that time, Burton was becoming a magnet for brewers due to the qualities of its famous waters. Suitably inspired, the entrepreneurial William founded his own company in 1761, building a brewery at the back of his leased house in the Burton-on-Trent High Street, the site of Coors? Head Office today. William Worthington?s sons and heirs grew the business by acquisition, merger and a reputation for brewing the finest quality ales, to become the largest brewer operating from Britain?s brewing capital. Worthington?s Creamflow was launched in 1995 using the ?cream? ale dispense technology perfected for the launch of Caffrey?s one year before.
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