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An award winning Yorkshire coast brewery is supporting the 2009 Hull and East Riding Real Ale and Cider Festival next month. Wold Top Brewery?s Wold Top Bitter, Mars Magic, Voluptuous Vicky and A4 Amber will be amongst the 100 plus real ales, cider and bottled beers to be enjoyed by visitors to the three day festival. Now in its ninth year, the festival, organised by the?Hull and East Riding Branch for the Campaign for Real Ale(CAMRA), will be held at Hull College?s Horncastle Buildng on George Street on 16th to 18th April. Wold Top Bitter is the brewery?s flagship ale...

An award winning Yorkshire coast brewery has boosted its team with two new staff. Wold Top Brewery?s double digit growth has meant that increased manpower is necessary at the Wold Newton micro-brewery. The appointment of Paul Bellinger as Business? Manager and Andy Reid as Assistant Brewer takes the brewery?s headcount up to six. Scarborough based Paul has a wealth of brewery experience and joins Wold Top Brewery from Everards Brewery where he was a National Account Manager responsible for developing sales throughout the North of England.? He also has technical and quality assurance experience and will be assisting brewery owner...

The Culinary Guide, the essential guide to fine food, fine food and fine living, describes Mars Magic "quite possibly the perfect Christmas Eve pint." Read the full review by clicking?here.

Award winning Wold Top Brewery is making it easy for people to enjoy its premium cask conditioned ales at home by producing a range of popular seasonal mini casks for the second year running. The five litre (approx. 9 pint) mini casks can be filled with your choice of Wold Top Brewery Ales, including the flagship Wold Top Bitter (3.7% ABV), ruby red Mars Magic (4.6% ) and award winning beers Falling Stone (4.2%) and Wold Gold (4.8%).? At only ?15.00, they?re a cost effective way to enjoy Wold Top Brewery?s premium ales without venturing out.? Simply position the cask...

A Yorkshire Coast micro-brewery is celebrating after beating established breweries throughout Yorkshire to take third prize in a TV documentary to find Yorkshire?s Perfect Pint. The quest to find Yorkshire?s Perfect Pint took David Aynesworth, owner of the Craven Arms at Appletreewick, all over Yorkshire to visit breweries large and small.? David was keen to visit Wold Newton?s Top Brewery as it is one of only a few breweries that grows its own malting barley and hops and has its own source of chalk filtered Wolds water.? He was not disappointed and the popular and award-winning light beer, Wold Gold,...