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A forward thinking Holderness publican has launched a Disloyalty Ale Trail aimed at visitors to the East Yorkshire coast. Ray Thompson has owned the Wrygarth Inn at Great Hatfield since 2008 and was inspired to launch the initiative in support of village pubs after a caravanner was re-routed by his Sat-Nav. Ray explained: "More village pubs have closed in the last decade than at any other time in recent history. The Wrygarth is located in a very rural and remote area. We are surrounded by caravan parks, but in a region of East Yorkshire that nobody goes to unless they...

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At two of the National Gardens Scheme's gardens that uniquely share their home with a brewery, plants and beer go hand in hand as the brewery gardens form as much of an attraction as the brewery itself. For two NGS gardens, Hunmanby Grange in Yorkshire and the Elgood's Brewery Garden in Cambridgeshire, the natural pairing of a brewery and a garden have fallen perfectly into place. The two gardens are thought to be the only NGS Gardens that are sited at a brewery. Turning back the clock over 30 years for Gill Mellor, moving from Kent to her husband Tom's...

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An award winning East Yorkshire microbrewery has just shipped its third order of beer to Finland. Wold Newton business, Wold Top Brewery, has reported unprecedented export growth over the last 12 months, with business coming from countries including Italy, Canada and the Falkland Islands. Wold Top Brewery's Export Manager, Kate Balchin is delighted with the brewery's success overseas and said: "The Finns have developed a taste for our gluten free beer, Wold Top Against the Grain and are ordering almost every month." Wold Top Against the Grain is has been declared the most beer like of all gluten free &...