St Peter’s Brewery have created a new ale to celebrate Suffolk NFU’s centenary year

March 28, 2020

St Peter’s Brewery has produced a new ale to celebrate the centenary year of Suffolk National Farmers’ Union (NFU)

Suffolk National Farmers’ Union (NFU) members are toasting a new ale to mark their centenary year. Farmer’s Flagon has been launched to mark 100 years of the NFU in Suffolk.

It has been produced by St Peter’s Brewery as a way of reflecting the organisation’s dedication to the industry in the county over the last century.

St Peter’s managing director John Hadingham said it was “fantastic” to be a part of the celebrations. “The NFU got in touch with us as they wanted to do something special to mark their centenary and they loved what we do here at the brewery, and the fact that we are in such a rural location, surrounded by fields of barley,” he said. “They felt the brewery was the perfect fit for producing this special ale, especially as flagon malting barley is grown locally. At a time when we are all worrying about bigger things and relying on our British farmers to come up with the goods in the coming weeks, it is fantastic to be a part of something that celebrates the NFU’s role in the continued success of British farming.”

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