Great Newsome Newsletter February
Great Newsome Brewery Newsletter February
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Merry Christmas!
All of us here at Great Newsome Brewery would like to wish all our customers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Brewer Hopper yet again in fancy dress.
Thank you for all your support during 2011, here’s to 2012.
Party Time is Coming!
You can’t escape it TV adverts are already talking about it but Christmas is just around the corner. What’s more here at the brewery we thought it time to remind you about the fantastic ways in which you can enjoy your Great Newsome favourites during the forthcoming party season.
Mini kegs are a great way of enjoying all our range of beers from our core range Sleck Dust, Pricky Back Otchan, Frothingham Best & Jem’s Stout through occasional and seasonal like Ploughman’s Pride, Holderness Dark, Yule Do & Ruby’s Regard.
The kegs are filled to order to keep them fresh and in tip top condition when they reach you, so the best way to order is to contact us here at the brewery and we will let you know which beers are available. Simply let us know if you are collecting or would like them delivering and we will let you know the price.
Mini kegs are great way of enjoying a variety of our different beers and starting at £14.10 each they are great value. Contact us on 01964 612201 or enquiries@greatnewsomebrewery.co.uk for more details.
Frothingham Best recieves Yorkshire Taste Recognition.
Frothingham Best came away with a Highly Commended Award at the Yorkshires Finest Taste Awards 2011 held at the Guild Hall in York.
The awards which recognise everything that’s great about Yorkshire Food & Drink producers received the highest number entries in its history which culminated in a prestigious awards dinner hosted on 23rd September by chef and television celebrity Rosemary Shrager.
Matthew Hodgson recieving the award on behalf of Great Newsome Brewery.
“This is fantastic recognition for all the hard work all the team put in here at the brewery”, said Matthew Hodgson, who collected the award on behalf of the brewery, “Yorkshire has a wealth fantastic producers and we are proud to be recognised as such”.
“Frothingham Best has done very well for us winning a Silver Award in the SIBA North Beer Competition in the Best Bitter category in 2009 and so this is another award to add to it”
Frothingham Best is the breweries flagship best bitter at 4.3% abv available in both cask and bottle being dark amber in colour with a complex depth of both fruit and malt notes. It takes its name from the hamlet of South Frodingham where the family run brewery is based, which used to be named Frothingham and to which descendents took their family name.
