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The Brecks Food Trail see food eat food meet the producer MENU Introduction Area map Chefs Food Trails Specialist Producers Diverse Drinks Farmers Markets Farm Shops Poultry and Eggs Bartrams Brewery Bartram’s Brewery has won many awards ranging from CAMRA Beer Festival to SIBA industry awards, including the Best Bottled Beer in the Country and subsequently being included on the list of the Top 50 Bottled Beers in the World, the smallest brewery to have achieved this. Marc Bartram maintains an artisan approach refusing to deal with supermarkets, chains or distributors. Sold to local pubs within a 25 mile radius and through local farmers markets and music festivals. Contact: telephone 01449 737655 or 07768 062581 Email: marc@bartramsbrewery.co.uk Location: Bartram’s Brewery, 23 Meadow Close, Felsham, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP30 0QS www.bartramsbrewery.co.uk Beeston Brewery Beeston Brewery attributes their own water source and Branthill malted barley to bringing the true taste and character of Norfolk to their ales. They sell everything from bottle. Visiting by prior arrangement - please call first. Private events catered for within 20 mile radius. Beer available at the following local outlets; The Real Ale Shop, Wells; Uncle Stuarts Brewery, Wroxham Barns; General Store, Ringstead; Green Grocers Healthfoods Earlham, Litcham; Post Office, Necton Windmill; Dabbling Duck, Massingham; The Swan at Hillborough and Beeston Ploughshare. Contact: telephone 01328 700844 or 07768 742763 Email: mark_riches@tesco.net Location: Beeston Brewery, Fransham Road Farm, Beeston, Norfolk, PE32 2LZ www.beestonbrewery.co.uk Brandon Brewery Since opening in 2005 the brewery has gained a wide reputation for the production of excellent ales. The traditional brews are made from recipes that incorporate the best locally sourced ingredients which results in flavours and aromas found only in ale produced in small batches by enthusiastic brewers; winner at East Anglian Beer Festival, Bury St Edmunds - CAMRA Silver. Contact: telephone 01842 878496 or 07876 234689 Email: enquiries@brandonbrewery.co.uk Location: 76 High Street, Brandon, Suffolk, IP27 0AU www.brandonbrewery.co.uk Elmtree Beers A very small brewery dedicated to brewing the best possible real ale boasting a range as small as the brewery which produces fine bitters, wonderful stouts, light summer beers, and the occasional speciality or celebration beer, using ingredients’ from Branthill Farm and Simpson’s malt. A multi award winning business; Beers available online at www.myBrewerytap.com and at small local outlets such as Denver Windmill, be sure to check out the website. Contact: telephone 01953 887065 Email: sales@elmtreebeers.co.uk Location: Snetterton Brewery, Oakwood Industrial Estate, Harling Road, Snetterton, Norfolk, NR16 2LQ www.elmtreebeers.co.uk
The Brecks Food Trail see food eat food meet the producer MENU Introduction Area map Chefs Food Trails Specialist Producers Diverse Drinks Farmers Markets Farm Shops Poultry and Eggs Iceni Brewery The brewery is situated on the edge of Thetford Forest, in the Brecks area of Norfolk. The name Iceni is derived from the Iceni tribe who were ruled by Queen Boudicca and occupied most of Norfolk and Suffolk around 61 AD. The brewery is owned and managed by former food industry worker, Brendan Moore. In January 1995, Brendan began brewing beer commercially for retail. Over the years the shop opened, and bottling and packing processes began, which enabled a new market for tourism and guided tours for enthusiasts. The ales are available online, YouTube and Twitter and from Mundford Post Office and Elveden Cafe Bistro. Contact: telephone 01842 878922 or 07949 488113 Email: icenibrew@aol.com Location: Iceni Brewery, 3 Foulden Rd, Ickburgh, Mundford, IP26 5DS www.extraordinaryales.co.uk and at Elveden Brewery, Frances Moore, Elveden Ales, The Courtyard, Elveden Estate, Elveden, Thetford, Suffolk, IP24 3TA The Old Cannon Brewery & Pub A privately owned, genuinely independent free house in the centre of Bury and certainly the only brew pub in Suffolk where you can actually see beer in the making on a regular basis. Beers are made on the premises using East Anglian grown and malted barley, choice hops and the special house yeast. Former runners-up in the Suffolk Food & Drink Awards for Best Food Pub. Contact: telephone 01284 768769 Email: info@oldcannonbrewery.co.uk Location: The Old Cannon Brewery, 86 Cannon Street, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP331JR www.oldcannonbrewery.co.uk Wolf Brewery The Wolf Brewery brews up to 12 seasonal and permanent award winning ales, available throughout Norfolk and from the Brewery Shop. Malt, wheat & barley used are from East Anglian producers and the water used throughout the brewery is drawn from an on-site well. The locally malted barley comes from just over the border in Suffolk and when the goodness is extracted from the malted cereal, cattle on a neighbouring farm benefit from the spent brewers grains. Contact: telephone 01953 457775 Email: info@wolfbrewery.com Location: Wolf Brewery,Rookery Farm, Silver Street, Besthorpe, Attleborough, Norfolk, NR17 2LD www.wolfbrewery.com & other alcohols... The English Whisky Company St George’s Distillery is home to the first traditional single malt distillery in England for over 100 years. Every drop of whisky distilled is a single malt whisky of the highest calibre, lovingly distilled and matured in the very finest oak casks before being bottled. The beautiful distillery is open to the public. A huge success locally, the English Whisky Co has also become an East Anglian success story, exporting its produce to 14 countries worldwide. The award winning spirits are made from water that comes from the Breckland Aquifer and barley supplied by Crisps of Great Ryburgh. Contact: telephone 01953 717939 Email: info@englishwhisky.co.uk Location: English Whisky Co. Ltd, St George’s Distillery, Harling Road, Roudham, Norfolk, NR16 2QW www.englishwhisky.co.uk
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