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Raise your glasses to Wharfedale’s newest business
Wharfedale’s newest business gets on the road this week with the launch of The Wharfedale Beer Club.
The Wharfedale Beer Club will be delivering specialist and imported beers throughout the Wharfe valley plus Leeds and Bradford areas. They aim to offer their customers the chance to buy a quality range of beers that are not widely available, delivered direct to their door.
The Wharfedale Beer Club will offer customers the chance to try beers and lagers which have been produced locally, regionally, nationally and worldwide, with lots of opportunity to sample something a bit different. They’ll be offering customers a range of discovery mixed cases, plus the option to join their beer club to receive a specialist mix of ales or lagers delivered every 3 months.
Whether it is for a beer lover or enthusiast themselves, there is huge scope for gifts. This could be for family and friends for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, Father’s Day or any other occasion.
The products available would also make an ideal corporate gift for businesses to give to their customers, suppliers, clients, staff and colleagues.
A small but quality range of accessories and gift items are also available to enhance the drinking experience. Gift vouchers are also available to buy.
Their website also offers customers an education on beer, explaining the different styles and types of beer, tasting notes, plus tips on storing and serving beer to get the most out of the product.
If customers want something different for their functions, parties or events, The Wharfedale Beer club will cater for these upon request.
For information and to place an order, please visit www.thewharfedalebeerclub.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Deborah Fielden .
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