Norfolk Square Brewery would like to congratulate Diane Flynn of Blofield for winning a mixed case of our ales in the competition published in the summer 2009 NIPS. Diane who is a CAMRA member visited the brewery to collect her prize and said that she had picked up the copy of NIPS at the Rose Tavern in Norwich. We hope she enjoys the beers.

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Norfolk Square Brewery was delighted when invited to enter our winter brew, Winklepicker, in the winter ale competition at the Real Ale Shop, Norfolk. The Real Ale Shop won the CAMRA - Real Ale in a bottle - Online Retailer 2008.

Winklepicker was awarded third prize and is now turning out to be a popular winter warmer in many pubs around Norwich and Great Yarmouth.

The 31st Norwich beer festival was held in the last week of October 2008, at the St Andrews and Blackfriars Hall in Norwich. The festival boasted over 400 different real ales, and Pi won second prize in the Bitter category. We would like to thank everyone who voted.

Norfolk Square Brewery is happy to announce that there were 3 winners of the competition to name our first beer, all with a variation to the name Pi. These are Mr Graham Brighton, aged 58, married with 2 children. He is an engineering contractor. The second winner is Mr Stephen Turner, aged 53, who also has two children and works for the National Grid, and the third winner is Mr Darrell King, a retired school teacher. All the winners are from the Great Yarmouth area.

They collected their prize, of one third of a firkin of real ale each at the N²B Real Ale shop where they also sampled beers from our range, including Stiletto and Scroby Bitter.

The winning name is Pi and the beer is a light amber bitter with a fresh hoppy, citrus aroma, a serious thirst quencher.

N²B crew are joined by Andrea and colleagues from Norfolk CAMRA & NIPS, at the Earl Beaconsfield pub in Great Yarmouth and enjoy a glass of Stiletto.

N²B has been awarded 5 Star Food and Hygiene by the Environmental Health department. As part of our effort to produce quality beers we endeavour to keep a high standard of hygiene in the brewery. So it was quite satisfying to receive the top award for Food and Hygiene.

N²B is represented at the Great Yarmouth beer festival. It was certainly an interesting and fun experience with over 50 Real Ales on offer. We put up a firkin so the festival revellers could sample some of our beer and get some inspiration with naming it.

Norfolk Square Brewery makes the news with its first brew. The beer is a session bitter, 3.8 ABV with a hoppy after taste.

The brewery and real ale shop are making the news.