A Lancashire-based estate agency has launched its own beer that is not only expected to be sold locally in ‘independent bottle shops’ but will also being served in a nearby pub.
Neil Robinson Estate Agents in Skelmersdale has teamed up with Clay Brow Nano Brewery to produce a Pale Ale.
Neil Robinson, owner of the company, said: “We collaborated with Clay Brow Nano Brewery, which is owned and run by an old school friend of mine, Neil Parkin, to produce a Pale Ale which we have named ‘Heima’.
“The name ‘Heima’ is an Old Norse word for ‘home’, which the brewer felt was appropriate given Skelmersdale’s name is derived from the Old Norse ‘Skjelmar’s Dael’.
“The beer will most likely be available in the same independent bottle shops that normally carry Clay Brow Nano’s existing range of beers, and a local pub has also agreed to stock it. We’ll also be giving them out to our buyers and sellers as part of their moving home gift.”
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Smooth, dark, sophisticated, with moody undertones and a sweet aftertaste that will keep you coming back for more.
The beer’s alright too.
Purple bricks are jumping on the bandwagon, for £20 they will send you a home brew kit that produces questionable beer that tastes horrible and nobody likes, but hey it is cheap!
40yearveteran08 Don’t you mean
“for £20 there is a 51.6%* chance they will send you a home brew kit that produces questionable beer that tastes horrible and nobody likes, but hey it is cheap!” ?
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