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Thanks to Tom Swain at Welcome to Yorkshire for this piece A garden to celebrate Yorkshire’s booming real ale industry is coming to life at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show as Welcome to Yorkshire showcases its entry for this year. It will be Welcome to Yorkshire’s sixth year with a garden at the famous national flower show, and this time its entry will celebrate the county’s wealth of microbreweries and famous beer industry. The garden – designed by Bestall & Co who are based at Renishaw Hall near Sheffield, and in partnership with Wold Top Brewery near Driffield – will...

The popular 'Yellow Book' garden Hunmanby Grange is opening for charity on 6th and 7th June. The opening of the East Yorkshire garden coincides with the annual open day for the garden where award winning business Wold Top Brewery is situated. For just £4.00 visitors will be able to tour the beautiful and interesting garden that Gill Mellor has created despite its exposure to the elements and a challenging soil. Gill will share her stories about how the garden has evolved over a quarter of a century into a series of gardens that have been developed depending on shelter, aspect,...

On 10th October, Muddy Souls Events will host Wold Top Brewery's first ever Beer Festival here at Hunmanby Grange! There will be beer (naturally!), music and great food. Check back here, or follow us on facebook and twitter for more information shortly.

As the cruise ship Britannia continues on her maiden season in Europe, closer to home, an East Yorkshire brewery is toasting her success. Wold Newton-based Wold Top Brewery has secured a contract to supply its Blonde, continental style beer, Wold Gold, for the Great British Beer Menu on P&O Cruises newest cruise ship. In addition to representing Yorkshire in The Great British Beer Menu in Brodie's pub which comprises 70 different bottled beers, ales and ciders from 56 UK counties including pilsners, ales, stouts, ciders, gluten-free beer and speciality beers, Wold Gold also features on the ‘beer flight’ tasting menu...

For all our supporters at Driffield Farmers' Market.. After attending the Driffield Farmers Market this weekend we have reached a sad decision to no longer attend. We have thought long and hard about this as we have attended the market since we started the Brewery. We have made many friends, had superb customer feedback and been a real part of the Driffield community. Sales from the market have helped us grow the business, increase brand awareness and played a big part in the success of the brewery. The growth of farm shops has meant that our beers are now more...