Mr Fitzpatricks
        Temperance Cordials
Take a step back in time and explore the wonderful world of
           Mr Fitzpatrick's temperance cordials ...
Mr Fitzpatrick Story ...
 The Temperance movement began in Preston in 1835 during the period of the Industrial Revolution and was a
 response to the widespread alcoholism that existed at that time. Prohibition was never legislated here but non
 alcoholic bars sprang up to promote abstinence from the ‘demon drink’.


 The Temperance movement started and continued to blossom in the textile districts of Yorkshire and Lancashire in
 the 19th century and later swept across the whole of Britain, with the aim of combating alcoholism. It was in fact
 alcohol that was one of the greatest problems facing the Industrial powerhouse which was Victorian Britain.
 During the Industrial Revolution, these regions experienced a massive population influx. The cheap availability of
 ale and gin led to widespread drunkenness.


 It was a Methodist cheese maker in Preston, Lancashire, who set about establishing a society under which a pledge
 of abstemiousness was taken. The society quickly grew and expanded beyond the churches and became part of
 the everyday life for the sober British. Temperance bars became the social outlet of the society where they would
 sing songs about the ‘demon drink’ and enjoy sarsaparilla and ginger beer, in’ joyful fashion’. By the 1880’s
 temperance bars graced every high in street in the north of England. The most prominent being Mr Fitzpatrick's –
 a family of Dublin herbalists who established themselves in the North of England and at their peak successfully ran
 over 40 shops in the region.
Mr Fitzpatrick Story ...
 Sadly after the World War 11 interest in ‘taking the pledge’ faded. The end of prohibition in the US and the heavy
 importation of sweet, sugary drinks hitting our shores saw the decline of the Temperance Movement. However,
 one Temperance Bar survived and today Mr Fitzpatrick's still own and operate the little Victorian Bar situated in
 the Lancashire town of Rawtenstall. . It still looks much the same as it always did: ceramic tap barrels, shelves
 lined with jars of medicinal herbs, roots and extracts - a nod to the past whilst looking forward to the future.


 Time moves on - but it’s good to know some things stay the same

 At Mr Fitzpatrick's we are as passionate as ever about our cordials and whilst many of our recipes owe their
 origins to the original Fitzpatrick's herbalists, we have stayed true to those traditions whilst expanding and
 developing our range of exciting and quirky cordials . All our vintage cordials are still produced today using only
 the finest natural ingredients.
Our Mission Statement

   To establish Mr. Fitzpatrick's as a premium
  brand of the finest handmade cordials while
  staying true to the principles of our heritage
 and our commitment to the promotion of the
              Temperance Tradition
Introducing the cordial family ...
Dandelion & Burdock
Sarsaparilla
Lemon & Ginger
Ginger
Blood Tonic
Cream Soda
Elderflower & Apple
Blackcurrant & Liquorice
So how are we different?
  • We are Vintage
  Our cordials will take you back in time. Hand produced from traditional recipes
  using only the finest botanical ingredients. Owners of the last temperance bar –
  our cordials have a wonderful historical provenance and place in our social history

  •We are Retro
  Beautiful retro labels for that added shelf appeal

  •We are Quirky
  We offer a full range of cordial profiles to suit all tastes

  •We are Original
  Who else can offer such a family of flavours?

  •We are British
  We celebrate our quintessentially British eccentricity and can trace back our roots
  to the reign of Queen Victoria.

  •We are Versatile
   Drink our delicious cordials, Cook with our cordials, Feel well with our cordials
As seen on TV ...
                 http://www.youtube.com/v/ivY7F3CxvFc&feat
                 ure/player_detailpage




 Hairy Bikers – Best of British
                                                    Ade around Britain




                                  BBC1 Inside Out
Contact details

    Shirley Alderson – Sales & Marketing Director

                 Tel: 01706 234620

               Mobile: 07711 819297

         Email: shirley@mrfitzpatricks.com

              www.mrfitzpatricks.com

Mrfitzpatricks presentation for linkedin

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    Mr Fitzpatricks Temperance Cordials Take a step back in time and explore the wonderful world of Mr Fitzpatrick's temperance cordials ...
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    Mr Fitzpatrick Story... The Temperance movement began in Preston in 1835 during the period of the Industrial Revolution and was a response to the widespread alcoholism that existed at that time. Prohibition was never legislated here but non alcoholic bars sprang up to promote abstinence from the ‘demon drink’. The Temperance movement started and continued to blossom in the textile districts of Yorkshire and Lancashire in the 19th century and later swept across the whole of Britain, with the aim of combating alcoholism. It was in fact alcohol that was one of the greatest problems facing the Industrial powerhouse which was Victorian Britain. During the Industrial Revolution, these regions experienced a massive population influx. The cheap availability of ale and gin led to widespread drunkenness. It was a Methodist cheese maker in Preston, Lancashire, who set about establishing a society under which a pledge of abstemiousness was taken. The society quickly grew and expanded beyond the churches and became part of the everyday life for the sober British. Temperance bars became the social outlet of the society where they would sing songs about the ‘demon drink’ and enjoy sarsaparilla and ginger beer, in’ joyful fashion’. By the 1880’s temperance bars graced every high in street in the north of England. The most prominent being Mr Fitzpatrick's – a family of Dublin herbalists who established themselves in the North of England and at their peak successfully ran over 40 shops in the region.
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    Mr Fitzpatrick Story... Sadly after the World War 11 interest in ‘taking the pledge’ faded. The end of prohibition in the US and the heavy importation of sweet, sugary drinks hitting our shores saw the decline of the Temperance Movement. However, one Temperance Bar survived and today Mr Fitzpatrick's still own and operate the little Victorian Bar situated in the Lancashire town of Rawtenstall. . It still looks much the same as it always did: ceramic tap barrels, shelves lined with jars of medicinal herbs, roots and extracts - a nod to the past whilst looking forward to the future. Time moves on - but it’s good to know some things stay the same At Mr Fitzpatrick's we are as passionate as ever about our cordials and whilst many of our recipes owe their origins to the original Fitzpatrick's herbalists, we have stayed true to those traditions whilst expanding and developing our range of exciting and quirky cordials . All our vintage cordials are still produced today using only the finest natural ingredients.
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    Our Mission Statement To establish Mr. Fitzpatrick's as a premium brand of the finest handmade cordials while staying true to the principles of our heritage and our commitment to the promotion of the Temperance Tradition
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    So how arewe different? • We are Vintage Our cordials will take you back in time. Hand produced from traditional recipes using only the finest botanical ingredients. Owners of the last temperance bar – our cordials have a wonderful historical provenance and place in our social history •We are Retro Beautiful retro labels for that added shelf appeal •We are Quirky We offer a full range of cordial profiles to suit all tastes •We are Original Who else can offer such a family of flavours? •We are British We celebrate our quintessentially British eccentricity and can trace back our roots to the reign of Queen Victoria. •We are Versatile Drink our delicious cordials, Cook with our cordials, Feel well with our cordials
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    As seen onTV ... http://www.youtube.com/v/ivY7F3CxvFc&feat ure/player_detailpage Hairy Bikers – Best of British Ade around Britain BBC1 Inside Out
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    Contact details Shirley Alderson – Sales & Marketing Director Tel: 01706 234620 Mobile: 07711 819297 Email: shirley@mrfitzpatricks.com www.mrfitzpatricks.com