Although Suffolk was not historically known as a prolific brewing county, today it holds a rather remarkable distinction. Following the takeover of Scottish & Newcastle, Suffolk is now home to two of the UK’s largest remaining independent brewers : Greene King and Adnams Brewery . But Suffolk’s brewing story doesn’t end with the big names. Across the county, a thriving network of smaller breweries produces everything from traditional bitters and milds, a style increasingly under threat, to more experimental beers infused with wheat, fruit, and spices . Whether you favour the classic or the contemporary, Suffolk offers something for every palate. Adnams Brewery: Southwold’s Coastal Classic Set in the charming seaside town of Southwold , Adnams Brewery is one of Britain’s most respected traditional brewers. Established in 1890 and still chaired by a member of the Adnams family, the brewery has successfully balanced heritage with innovation, even moving into a state-of-t...
The notebook of a renegade bartender and amateur drinking enthusiast with a passion for real ale, beer festivals, microbrewing, and pubs. Relentless rants on what to drink, while quaffing, scoffing and reviewing from both sides of the bar.