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  • LATEST ENTERTAINMENT AT THE ROSE

    FRIDAY 4th FEBRUARY AT HOLBEACH HURN

     

    Kayla's First karioke appearance at the Rose and Crown. A great voice and we're all looking forward to it. Everyone welcome.

     

    FRIDAY 11th FEBRUARY AT HOLBEACH HURN

     

    ITS DAZ AND CLIVES BIRTHDAYS

    NO ENTRY FEE NO INFLATED DRINKS PRICES

    FOR A FREE NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT

    COME ON DOWN TO THE ROSE AND CROWN HOLBEACH HURN

    FOR THE VERY BEST OF KARAOKE AND DISCO

    WITH THE IRRESPRESSIBLE WAYNE

     

    FRIDAY 25th FEBRUARY

     

    COME ON DOWN TO THE ROSE AND CROWN HOLBEACH HURN

    NO ENTRY FEE NO INFLATED DRINKS PRICES

    FOR A FREE NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT

    FOR THE VERY BEST OF KARAOKE AND DISCO

    WITH THE "NEW KID ON THE BLOCK" LOCAL BOY - JONATHON

     

    FRIDAY 11TH MARCH 2011 AT HOLBEACH HURN

     

    KARAOKE & DISCO AT IT'S BEST

    JOIN US FOR A FREE NIGHT OF ENTERTAINMENT AT THE ROSE AND CROWN WITH MARTIN

    THE MORE HE SINGS THE LESS KELVIN DOES

    HOORAY !!!

    DON'T FORGET -- IT'S FREE

    NO ENTRY FEE NO INFLATED DRINKS PRICES

     

    FRIDAY 18th MARCH

     

    COME ON DOWN TO THE ROSE AND CROWN HOLBEACH HURN

    FOR A FREE NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT

    WITH NO ENTRY FEE OR INFLATED DRINKS PRICES

    AND JOIN THE MAYFLOWER MOTOR BIKE CLUB CELEBRATING THEIR RETURN TO OUR CAMPSITE

    FOR THE VERY BEST OF KARAOKE AND DISCO

    WITH THE IRRESPRESSIBLE WAYNE

     

    FRIDAY 19th MARCH

     

    COME ON DOWN TO THE ROSE AND CROWN HOLBEACH HURN

    NO ENTRY FEE NO INFLATED DRINKS PRICES

    FOR A FREE NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT

    FOR THE VERY BEST OF KARAOKE AND DISCO

    WITH THE "NEW KID ON THE BLOCK" LOCAL BOY - JONATHON

     

    FRIDAY 25TH MARCH 2011 AT HOLBEACH HURN

     

    KARAOKE & DISCO AT IT'S BEST

    JOIN US FOR A FREE NIGHT OF ENTERTAINMENT AT THE ROSE AND CROWN WITH JONATHON

    THE NEW BOY ON THE BLOCK IS BACK

    HOORAY !!!

    DON'T FORGET -- IT'S FREE

    NO ENTRY FEE NO INFLATED DRINKS PRICES

     

    2/4/2011


  • SUNDAY LUNCH-NEAR SPALDING

    JOIN US ON SUNDAY FOR A FRESHLY COOKED LUNCH FOR TWO, WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS,USING LOCALLY SOURCED FRESH PRODUCE,AND HAVE A FREE 125ML GLASS OF WINE EACH TO ACCOMPANY YOUR MEAL,OR,HAVE HOMEMADE SOUP,ROAST DINNER AND A HOMEMADE SWEET FOR £10 AND CLAIM 75CL (EQUIVILANT TO A BOTTLE) OF WINE FOR £5.(SO YOU DO NOT HAVE TO DRINK THE SAME WINE (USUAL PRICE £11.40) 

    1/23/2011


  • Open Christmas Day(In Fact 365 Days Of The Year)

    The Rose and Crown,Holbeach Hurn,Holbeach,Spalding,Lincolnshire,PE12 8JN,is open every  Christmas Day,Boxing Day,New Years Day Etc. We open all day everyday from 10am come and join us,Kelvin,Janet,Darran.Trudie,Clive and The Baz (the team at the Rose and Crown)

    12/12/2010


  • Review from myfavouritecampsite.com

    This site is a treat, we went early last year and found the landlord (Kelvin) and landlady (Janet) to be a very friendly couple. They are around most of the time if you need anything and Kelvin is always full of banter. He has a great sense of humour and colourful language at times but he's so funny, you can't help liking him. Janet works mainly in the bar and is always up for a chat. The beer is excellent and so is the food.
    The site itself is quite flat and has plenty of room for tourers and awnings and has electric hookups. There is also a field where they have tents. All the grounds are kept clean and the grass is cut to a nice length. There is a playground for kids with a few swings etc and you can sit out in the beer garden while the kids play.
    Toilet block is basic but clean and loads of hot water.
    Prices are very good and they are trying to keep them as low as possible.
    It is a quiet site well away from most traffic noise. I would definitely recommend this site if it's a quiet weekend or a midweek break that you want, or longer if you like to chill out and do nothing.

    Harry

     

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW FROM ukcampsites.co.uk

    Reviewer: Ukjude (1) Date of Visit: May 2010 Unit: Tent

    Still full from the wonderful Sunday lunch cooked for us by the unnecessarily tall Daz - the chef at the Rose and Crown!
    What a wonderful welcome we had at this family run pub - we were made to feel like 'regulars'.
    Great place to stay with all the usual amenities - nice, flat pitch for the tent and well away from busy roads. Despite 'work in progress' in the toilet / shower block, it was still clean and with a plentiful supply of hot water.
    We're already planning our next visit - hoping to bring some friends with us to enjoy the hospitality.
     

     

     
    Reviewer: Trevjo (1) Date of Visit: May 2010 Unit: Tent

    We visited recently in a non electric tent with our dog.
    I was greeted by a great guy called Baz, and shown to our pitch. He came out frequently to see if we needed help and to explain the location of shower block etc.
    We went in for a lovely home made meals and gorgeous homemade baileys cheesecake (don't drive after that, very potent but great). They have karaoke on fri nights which was good fun
    Lovely site they are in the process of getting more shower blocks and toilets built as not many at moment.
    Great area, tallest windmill in moulton close by, baytree garden centre down road, biggest in britain,
    Stayed till Monday only left two days early as ran out of money.
    I'm just glad that we were there for Sunday lunch I had lamb, partner had beef, the yorkshire puds were amazing!
    11/5/2010


  • Reviews from kwikbreaks.co.uk

    1 September 2008
    We stayed at the Rose and Crown caravan site for 7 days and found it very enjoyable, relaxing and a break that will never be forgoten. The staff/owners were very friendly. The pub which is located on site serves up excellent home cooked food and real ales to a high standard, and nothing was too much trouble for the staff. I would have no hesitation in recommending this site for a break. Marks out of 10 = 10
    anyone booking must make sure they meet BAZ the entertainer.
    Mr Harper

    12 February 2009
    On arrival to the site we was greeted by Kelvin the Landladys husband who was very helpful in helping me set up my caravan as he could see I have back problems.
    After we were set up we went into the pub for a drink and bite to eat where we were greeted by a smile from Janet the landlady. We had a lovely meal that was very cheap for the quality/quantity. Nothing was too much trouble for any of the staff and the locals were very friendly.
    This site is brilliant it is basic at the moment but al ot of work is being carried out. If you like a place to relax and have a good laugh this is the site for you.
    Overall I would reccomend this site 100%. We cant wait to visit again later this year.
    Alan Bright

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEWS FROM ukcampsites.co.uk

    Reviewer: Joolie64 (3) Date of Visit: July 2009 Unit: Tent

    What a brilliant 3 nights camping we had (you lot are mad) Joking aside Janet, Kelvin, Daz and Baz and the locals made us feel so welcome. The site has all you need, the price £7 a night is so good. We danced and sang the night away even had a tab at the pub. Cant wait to come again

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    Reviewer: Novice123 (1) Date of Visit: July 2009 Unit: Tent

    As first time campers we had a lovely couple of nights at The Rose & Crown, the staff were very welcoming, we really enjoyed our stay here. The toilet/shower block was basic but ok for a couple of nights, plenty of hot water. The pub grub & ales were great!
    Only went into Holbeach, nice little town has a Tesco for your shopping! Did plenty of walking with the dog around Holbeach Hurn the roads were very quiet, ideal for walking.
    Will return again! Many thanks to all the staff & regulars for making our stay such fun.

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    Reviewer: Daznsaz (1) Date of Visit: June 2009 Unit: Tent

    This a a little gem of a site! We had an amazing weekend in June. One of the friendliest sites we have ever visited!
    Electric Hook-up ideal for tents and caravans - very flat and sheltered, particularly in the lower field. Clean toilet block - plenty of hot water.
    The pub serves real ale and the food is excellent value for money. There is a pool table and a lovely beer garden.
    Holbeach Hurn is ideally located for visiting both Lincolnshire and Norfolk. King's Lynn & Boston are 20 mins drive away - Hunstanton a little bit further but worth a visit.
    Thanks to Baz & Daz for making us so welcome - we can't wait to return next year!

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    Reviewer: Tommy mavin (1) Date of Visit: May 2009 Unit: Touring Caravan

    We stopped on this site over the bank holiday for three nights and must say the staff are all as mad as a box of frogs, what a good time we had. We was made welcome from the start.
    The site is not a 5* one, old toilet blocks, only a swing / slide for kids, but they are making moves to improve it and if they do what they have planed it will be very nice.
    The pub has nice food and the price is good too
    Kelvin/baz and the others made the stay a very good one and helped out with getting some fishing sorted out for me (thanks again)
    We will be going back and with some friends next time

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    Reviewer: JohnZa (5) Date of Visit: June 2009 Unit: Tent

    You will either love this site or hate it and other reviews give you all the reasons to love it - birdsong, friendly staff and visitors (but this week-end we were the only non-residents) - good local village pub with real ale (Elgoods and it is well kept, but not my favourite) excellent food and excellent service.
    Not so good bits? Tired toilets and showers that must be up-graded soon. Large statics that almost litter the pub grounds - but when the leylandii grow this will be screened! The site is miles from anywhere and so it is not a really good touring centre, unless you like to commute the A17.
    Overall? We had a good week-end - the site was alomst empty. Saturday we did instant bbq and sunday we eat in the pub. During the day we went off to the mouth of the river Nene and Peter Scott walk along the edge of the nature reserve.
    So we came home feeling relaxed and with fond memories of our first camping trip together with friends.
     

    11/5/2010


  • Review via e-mail

    REAL ALE IN HOLBEACH
    by wheezy » Wed Feb 10, 2010 2:08 pm

    THIS PUB IS JUST GREAT,the real ale,staff,food are spot on,go and visit!!!wheezy
     

    11/5/2010


  • Landlords Comment

    LANDLORDS COMMENT

     
    THE GOOD BEER GUIDE
    by kelvin.j.evans » Fri Feb 05, 2010 3:13 pm 

    THE ROSE AND CROWN,HOLBEACH HURN
    ARE VERY PROUD TO BE LISTED IN "THE GOOD BEER GUIDE"

     
    11/5/2010


  • Landlords Comment

    Elgoods Golden Newt Award
    by kelvin.j.evans » Fri Feb 05, 2010 12:15 pm


    Awards for Golden Newt
    Elgoods Golden Newt recently won the Eastern Region Champion Bottle Beer Competition held by SIBA and was thus entered into the International Beer Challenge held in Germany, the world's biggest bottled beer competition. Congratulations to Elgoods who took the Bronze Medal with Golden Newt.
    Added by Harry on Fri 2nd October

    11/5/2010


  • Landlords Comment

    Fenland Brewery Company Award
    by kelvin.j.evans » Fri Feb 05, 2010 11:59 am

    Elgoods Brewery Award
    Congratulations to Elgoods Brewery who have been declared Brewer of the Year by the Castle Rock pub and brewing company. The award was presented for "outstanding choice and consistent quality".
    Added by Harry on Thu 10th December

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW FROM ukcampsites.co.uk

    Reviewer: Shelleb
    Date of Visit: August 2009
    Unit: Tent

    I'd like to give this site a big thumbs up. We went with another family and we had a great time. This site allows you to really camp properly. If you don't want to be a real camper you may not like it here but if you are up for a challenge you will enjoy this site.
    The site has a shower block which the owners are hoping to update but it is clean if not modern. The on site pub is great and all the staff are friendly. We have already decided that we will be going again next summer

    11/5/2010


  • Review via e-mail

    name: alan & jeanette and a dog called archie

    message: just arrived home after a great 5 nights at the rose and crown camp site,fantastic site,great people running it ( cheers to Baz ) nothing too much trouble archie(the dog) dont come bye,he is a gun dog not a collie ( cheers to big Daz ) for cooking a late supper. like the new paint work yellow and green looks great. will be back.

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW FROM ukcampsites.co.uk

    Reviewer: Cherylhiggins76 (2) Date of Visit: May 2010 Unit: Tent

    We visited the Rose and Crown in mid May just for a night and it was fab!
    A complete bargain at £7 per night(for our very very large tent no extra cost), we didn't have electric hook up as only there for one night but it was only an extra £2.00 anyway.
    On arrival we reported to the pub as instructed and the nice man showed us to our pitch (which was basically wherever we wanted) and we got pitched and sorted.
    We checked out the toilet facilities which were basic BUT clean and adequate. There was also a sink for washing up outside the block too.
    (Message From the Landlord:The toilet and shower block has now been refurbished and there is a washing machine and dryer for our guests convenience)
    There is a little children's play area by the pub and a games room for the kids too with pool table, tv etc. Our son played rounders and hide and seek all afternoon/eve though with some other kids he made friends with on the site!
    We went into the pub in the evening for a couple of drinks and it was really friendly.
    Would definitely visit again for a night or 2.

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW FROM ukcampsites.co.uk

    Reviewer: Veryhappytripper (1) Date of Visit: June 2010 Unit: Touring Caravan

    My husband and I have just returned from a two day break at the Rose and Crown and it really is a super site.
    The family that run both the site and the pub could not do any more to make you welcome, nothing is too much trouble and the atmosphere is safe and friendly.
    The pitches are all level grass and there are plenty of electric hook up points. The loos are spotless and the garden area and childrens play area well maintained.
    Saving the best till last, what a great meal we had in the pub - home made chips and most items on the menu also home made, my steak pie was best ever and coupled with a couple of pints of draft pear cider - the perfect evening.
    Site fees very reasonable £12 with hook up in June and no pressure to clear off site or lots of rules and notices about what you can and cant do just a very friendly welcoming site run by friendly people

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW

    Hi everyone
    Hope Baz won at pool last night, just wanted to say what a great two days we had with you this week, the site is so tranquil and clean - topped with a great pub,great atmosphere and what can I say about the food, home made chips pies and gravy, heaven.
    Hope to see you again soon
    Lynn and Nick
    PS am posting a review on UKsites - is there any other place that you use where a review would be helpful

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW

    Reviewer: The brett Family (3) Date of Visit: July 2010 Unit: Tent

    Just got back from a long weekend 3 nights stay at the Rose & Crown, what a gem of a camp-site, friendly does not do it justice, from the moment at checking in by Baz(what a legend) being shown to pitch by Darren (and he is as tall as they say)
    The bar staff are second to none, the food is first class, home cooked (the chips are excellent.) Food prices are reasonable and at £9.00 per night including Electric hook up make the site a great place to camp.
    The site is a bit of a way out the nearest shop is about 3 miles but even that doesn't distract for what a great site this.
    We are going back in a few weeks with family and friends and can't wait.

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW

    What a great find.
    Lovely, flat pitches next to the strikingly painted pub. Kelvin and Baz went out of their way to make not just us but everyone feel really welcome and also included in the pub's activities. We aren't usually fans of Karaoke evenings, but the fun and spirit that everyone entered into it including all the staff was amazing despite Kelvin's 'unique' singing style. Who is that Alice person anyway?
    Not just the friendly spirit, but also great, very reasonably priced simple hearty pub grub as produced by the now famous (infamous?) unnecessarily tall Daz. If you want to see the menu, you see exactly that - the one and only copy of it. Kelvin is also very fussy about the condition of his ale and won't serve you with it if he is not 100% satisfied with it - which, as real ale fans is a distinct plus in our books.
    There are several things to go and see near the campsite - but we wound up having so much fun on site, we hardly left the place. With the camping at £7 a night and a decent meal for the same kind of money, we were severely tempted to just not go home.
    Highly recommended to anyone who wants to have a whale of a time in great company for incredibly good value prices.

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW

    Reviewer: DianeHiggs (1) Date of Visit: July 2010 Unit: Tent

    What can we say, found this lovely little site by looking at reviews and thought we would give it a try, and we are so pleased we did. The staff were so friendly we felt we had known them for years.
    The food in the rose n crown was lovely and not at all expensive. Ok the toilet block was spotless and it made a change to have lashings of hot water.
    Oh and @£7 a night to pitch you just cant go wrong,electric hook up was just £2 extra but seeing we were there the one night we didn't bother ( didn't have anything electric to hook up to be honest ).
    We had brilliant neighbours and had a lovely time sat chatting and getting a wee bit merry. Just brilliant not much more to say

     

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW

    Thanks for a great week you guys,and to Bazz [star].We thourghly enjoyed our stay with you.Hope to come back again,Linda & John

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW

    Reviewer: Mands33 (2) Date of Visit: July 2010 Unit: Tent

    What a fab site, we were greeted by very helpful staff and directed to our pitch without delay. Toilet and shower facilities were basic but very clean and adequate for our needs. The children's play area was very good, there was also a games room with a tv, my little girl was very happy she could catch up on ceebeebies.
    The site itself was kept in superb condition, our stay was most enjoyable and would definitely return. There is lots to do in the surrounding areas and supermarkets and shops are a short car journey away.

    11/5/2010


  • REVIEW

    The following information was submitted from a form on www.roseancrown.co.uk:

    name: Roger & Helen Edwards

    message: Well what can i say we not only found the Rose & Crown but also the jewel in the crown as this Campsite is better than any caravan club site , on our arrival we were met by kelvin who made us so welcome he then introduced us to baz,what a man,he made you feel like a long lost friend, who showed us our pitch,he his ace .
    we arrived on a saturday and on sunday we decided to have a sunday lunch daren to us is definatly a master chef on his own the meal was that good that our grandaughter cleaned her plate which i have never in her 9 yrs of age seen before , this site is that good that we have left our caravan there as we are going back on the 25th september baz , daren and kelvin could not do enough for us if there was a star rateing it would be 5 plus,plus,plus ect ,
    I can only say that this is the start of a long friendship and hope they will be at the Rose & Crown for a very long time see you all soon. Roger & Helen

    11/5/2010


  • Pre Christmas Menu

    Our pre christmas menu is now available untill 1st January 2011 

    11/5/2010


  • FROM www.ukcampsite.co.uk

    Reviewer: Scottmeyers1970  (1)   Date of Visit: August 2010  Unit:  Tent

    This was our first visit to the campsite and it did take us a while to find it as it is a little tucked away from the main road and situated at the other end of a quiet village. The pub itself is painted a lovely bright yellow so it’s easy to see. We were greeted by Baz who made us very welcome and showed us where to pitch and offered his assistance if we needed it, the site itself is pretty flat and lots of electric hook ups.

    The showers were as clean as they could be but the weather was a little grim at times so a bit of mud on the floors is to be expected. They are cleaned every morning. The washing up facilities is outside at the moment and lacks a canopy or some other idea if its raining but there is plenty of hot water.

    The pub is a proper local type pub with real ale and guest ales. The food is awesome and 99% of it is homemade by the tall guy (Daz). I would definitely recommend this site, the staff cannot do enough for you and nothing is too much trouble.

    There are no rules on this site, the only thing they ask is to respect other campers which is enough really. We would definitely go again and the prices are very reasonable (£26.00) 3 nights with a hook up.It’s a pretty new site and they are improving it all the time.

    Reviewer: Adele_001  (1)   Date of Visit: August 2010  Unit:  Tent

    We stayed at the Rose and Crown for one night mid week which was only £7 - In August we really thought this was great value!

    We arrived at the camp site and were greeted by friendly faces who showed us the options for where we could pitch. There was a toilet block quite close to our tent which I found to be clean, the showers had hot water in the morning and always had toilet paper.

    After putting up the tent we went out to see some sights. In reflection we should have planned what we wanted to see and do before we got there as we really struggled to find anything close by to see that interested us. We ended up in Kings Lynn, where we had a nice walk around.

    In the evening we went to the camp sites own pub. The staff were so lovely and the locals all very friendly and chatty. They have a great selection of beers and ciders all reasonable prices.

    Unfortunately the weather spoiled the trip a bit and really restricted what we could do. If we were to go up that way again we would stay at the same site and after speaking to the staff we have a better idea of what to see and do nearby.

    11/5/2010


Articles

  • ELGOODS PUB;THE BOAT AT WHITTLESEY WINS AWARD

    Cambridgeshire Pub of the Year
     
     

    Congratulations to Phil and Maria at the Boat in Whittlesey. The Boat has been confirmed today as the Camcridgeshire Pub of the Year 2009 and will now be entered into the competition for East Anglian Pub of the Year.

     

     

    The full list of pubs in the competition for East Anglian Pub of the Year is as follows:
     

    Norfolk - Artichoke, Broome

    Bedfordshire - Globe, Dunstable

    Hertfordshire - Half Moon, Hitchin

    Cambridgeshire - Boat, Whittlesey

    Suffolk - Fox & Hounds, Thurston

    Essex - Wheatsheaf, Writtle
     
    12/12/2010


  • Elgoods produce new celebration beer.

    Elgoods present new beer to mark 900 years

    A specially produced beer to mark the 900th anniversary of Ely Cathedral was launched today, in support of the Cathedral.

    The Bishop of Ely, Dr Anthony Russell, was presented with two crates of Cathedrale, which has been specially produced by the Wisbech brewer, Elgood & Sons. Head Brewer, Alan Pateman presented the beer in the Lady Chapel at the Cathedral.

    The bottled beer is available from retail outlets across Cambridgeshire and West Norfolk with 10% of the sales raising funds for the restoration of the Cathedral.L to R: Alan Pateman pours a sample for the Bishop of Ely, Dr Anthony Russell (centre) and the Dean of Ely, Dr Michael Chandler

    L to R: Alan Pateman pours a sample for the Bishop of Ely, Dr Anthony Russell (centre) and the Dean of Ely, Dr Michael Chandler

    “We are most grateful to Elgoods for this generous gesture and their continued support of the Cathedral,” said Dr Russell. “Celebration and festivity have always been a part of Church life. In monastic times the Cathedral would have brewed its own beer. The Church continues to advocate, and shares the common concern for, responsible drinking.”

    “Elgoods have had a long association with the Cathedral, in particular providing beer to “baptise” the stages of restoration works around the building, an old tradition dating back many centuries,” said Alan Pateman.L to R: Alan Pateman; the Bishop of Ely, Dr Anthony Russell; the Dean of Ely, Dr Michael Chandler; and Marcus Beecher

    L to R: Alan Pateman; the Bishop of Ely, Dr Anthony Russell; the Dean of Ely, Dr Michael Chandler; and Marcus Beecher

    “This special bottled ale, a premium pale beer, is made from finest malt, from Cambridgeshire, and English hops. We hope the sale of the bottles will help to promote the work of the Cathedral, and are delighted to support the restoration work of this magnificent building,” he added.

    Another distinctive beer has been produced locally by The City of Cambridge Brewery. This unique blend has been brewed to commemorate “the faithfulness of people across the Diocese of Ely over nine centuries” and is named Three Crowns after the Diocesan crest.

    12/12/2010


  • ELGOODS WIN AWARD

    Elgood’s win International award

    IBC-Medals-AW_BrnzElgood & Sons Ltd has been awarded a Bronze Medal for ‘Golden Newt’, in The International Beer Challenge this year held in Germany.

    This competition is open to all brewers and is the World’s largest bottled beer competition; over 30 expert judges from the international beer industry blind tasted 300 beers. Therefore this a fantastic achievement for Elgood’s to be recognised in this way by our peers, and to gain bronze in such a prestigious contest.

    Golden Newt recently won The Eastern Region Champion Bottle Beer Competition, held by the Society of Independent Brewers Assoc’ (SIBA) and because of this it was automatically entered into this challenge.

    Elgood’s Golden Newt is brewed from finest quality East Anglian malted barley with a blend of malt wheat, amber malt and English fuggle and golding hops. The fine hop aroma is from American Cascade hops (Golden Newt is named after the colony of Great Crested Newts residing in the brewery gardens.

    Our Pubs, Free Trade Customers, Wholesalers, Supermarkets etc, now have the opportunity to present this outstanding beer to their customers.

    Please raise a glass and enjoy!

    12/12/2010


  • ELGOOD’S ‘GOLDEN NEWT’ AVAILABLE IN STRANGERS’ BAR

    Elgood’s award-winning beer ‘Golden Newt’ has been chosen to be sold in the Strangers’ Bar in the Palace of Westminster.

     

    On Thursday 21st October Managing Director Belinda Sutton, Director Claire Simpson, & National Accounts Manager Paul Marshall, accompanied by members of Peterborough CAMRA, met local MP Stephen Barclay at the Houses of Parliament to try the beer in its latest outlet. Unfortunately, (or perhaps inevitably given the quality of the brew!) when they arrived at the bar it had sold out. Paul Marshall will be organising an emergency delivery as soon as possible!

    Stephen Barclay, Belinda Sutton & Karl Simpson (Peterborough CAMRA Press Officer)

    Stephen Barclay (centre back row), Belinda Sutton, Claire Simpson & Paul Marshall (far right) with Peterborough CAMRA members.

    Elgood & Sons Ltd, North Brink Brewery, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire PE13 1LN
    Telephone 01945 583160 beg01945 583160  Facsimile 01945 587711
    Company Registration Number 00086711

    12/12/2010


Sell offers

  • All Week,All Day £10.00 3 Course Special

    To be ordered from the daily specials board,Soup of the day,Main course,with vegetarian choices and a homemade dessert.

    2/26/2010


  • special 3 course Sunday Lunch

    For only £10.00 you get Homemade Soup,Roast Main Course (Vegetarian Alternative always available)followed by a homemade dessert

    if you visit on the 23rd january(2011) you will recieve 75cl(equivilant to a bottle)of wine for £5 (usual price £11.40)

    2/26/2010


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