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Picture1We hope that you had an enjoyable Bank Holiday weekend and are looking forward to the next one - not long now! Here's a snapshot of what's happening here at the brewery over the next couple of months - there's lots of cycling training going on! Either click on the image or follow this link to view the complete newsletter. Please sign up here if you'd like a copy of the newsletter delivering to your inbox and do please get in touch by Facebook or Twitter if you have any feedback about the newsletter.

The popular 'Yellow Book' garden, Hunmanby Grange is participating in the NGS (National Garden Scheme) Festival Weekend on 7th and 8th of June. The opening of the Yorkshire coast garden coincides with the annual open weekend for the award winning micro-brewery Wold Top Brewery that is based at the eponymous farm. Hunmanby Grange is one of only four gardens throughout Yorkshire where families are invited to celebrate a Teddy Bear's Picnic. Garden owner, Gill Mellor said: "It should be great fun. Please don't be shy, bring your teddies, your children and a picnic and have fun in our wooded picnic...

The first delivery of Yorkshire beer has reached its destination in the Falkland Islands. A consignment of over 100 cases of assorted Wold Top Brewery beers took six weeks to make the 8,000 mile voyage from the Wold Newton brewery to Seafish Chandlery in Stanley, the Falklands. The order is being distributed via Yorkshire based export specialist Turner Price Export and is eagerly awaited by the island's growing and diverse community that includes people from over 60 nations. Kate Balchin, the brewery's Export Manager, said: "Although our export business is growing very well, it's always good to open up a...

Growing demand for a Yorkshire coast's award winning beers has created a new job. Wold Newton microbrewery, Wold Top Brewery has recruited Tom Cooper primarily to help with the running of the bottling line, but as with all the members of the close knit team of 15, he will also be involved in other areas of the business. Tom Cooper, 34, may be more familiar to festival goers as the husband of Leila Cooper, who organises the annual Moonbeams Wold Top Folk Festival. The couple were married at Hunmanby Grange, home to Wold Top Brewery, in July 2012. They live...

Picture1Happy April Fools Day! Fingers crossed, spring is here to stay now and the lengthening nights bring the prospect of alfresco drinking and dining ever nearer. We can't wait! Meanwhile, we have the thought of Easter to keep us going. What will you be buying for Easter gifts, beer or chocolate? Click on the image or on this link to read our April newsletter