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News from the brewery 2010January | February | March | April | May News archive: 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 MayKeystone’s looking for a MILD May Keystone’s first mild ‘Born to be Mild’ is a 3.8% lightly hopped ruby mild, rich and fruity with a slight smoky bitterness. Available from 20th April this first Keystone mild has been brewed to coincide with entries to the massive Tuckers Maltings Beer Festival where Keystone has traditionally done very well for awards. Keystone Bio Diesel Tank is keeping our vehicles going. In the constant search to become greener and more sustainable, Keystone has signed up with Green Diesel Direct. Based locally they collect waste oil, clean and refine it and deliver it for use in our two diesel vehicles resulting in reduced use of non renewable oil resources AND lower CO2 emissions. www.greendieseldirect.co.uk. AprilKeystone’s looking for a MILD May Keystone’s first mild ‘Born to be Mild’ is a 3.8% lightly hopped ruby mild, rich and fruity with a slight smoky bitterness. Available from 20th April this first Keystone mild has been brewed to coincide with entries to the massive Tuckers Maltings Beer Festival where Keystone traditionally does very well for awards. Keystone Bio Diesel Tank is keeping our vehicles going. In the constant search to become greener and more sustainable, Keystone has signed up with Green Diesel Direct. Based locally they collect waste oil, clean and refine it and deliver it for use in our two diesel vehicles resulting in reduced use of non renewable oil resources AND lower CO2 emissions. www.greendieseldirect.co.uk Keystone goes Photo-Voltaic. In addition to the 12 water solar thermal panels on the brewery, we now have three photo-voltaic panels and are celebrating by brewing our ‘Solar Brew’, a light amber hoppy sunny beer at 3.8% abv. For information on any of the Keystone solar panels go to www.soltrac.co.uk. For a list of markets, fairs and festivals this summer go to www.keystonebrewery.co.uk or us on Facebook and Twitter. MarchThe Sun Is out at Keystone Keystone goes Photo-Voltaic. In addition to the 12 water solar thermal panels on the brewery, we now have three photo-voltaic panels and are celebrating by brewing our ‘Solar Brew’, a light amber hoppy sunny beer at 3.8% abv. For information on any of the Keystone solar panels go to www.soltrac.co.uk. Keystone invests in Bio Diesel Tank. In the constant search to become greener and more sustainable, Keystone has signed up with Green Diesel Direct. Based locally they collect waste oil, clean and refine it and deliver it for use in our two diesel vehicles resulting in reduced use of non renewable oil resources AND lower Co2 emissions. www.greendieseldirect.co.uk Other news
FebruaryKeystone invests in a bio-diesel tank In the constant search to become greener and more sustainable, Keystone have signed up with Green Diesel Direct. Based locally they collect used bio fat, clean and refine it and deliver it for use in our two diesel vehicles resulting in reduced use of non renewable oil resources AND lower Co2 emissions. Cheer Up (the days are getting longer) 4.6% Our seasonal beer is going down a storm. Only available in casks this award winning beer is tawny coloured and malty, dry hopped with Fuggles hops creating bitterness and hop flavours in the finish. Other News
JanuaryKeystone Beers Available on the SIBA DDS Local Ales boost Sales is the strap line of the Society of Independent Brewers Direct Delivery Scheme. Keystone Large One, Gold Standard and Cornerstone are available to many Wiltshire, Hampshire and Dorset Pubs through the SIBA Scheme. To find out if we deliver to your area or to order a sample, ring Charlie 01747 870 307 Cheer Up (the days are getting longer) The eagerly awaited Keystone beer (4.6%) is back after the shortest Day on the 21st December. Only available in casks this award winning beer is a tawny coloured and malty, dry hopped with Fuggles hops creating bitterness and hop flavours in the finish. Other news – After a hectic Christmas, Keystone is gearing up for an exciting new year. An expansion in our solar power trial site to include Photo Voltaic panels is expected early in the year along with further investment in casks and brewing equipment. |
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