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Yorkshire Wolds Apple Juice Wins High Contract
The Private Hill, a luxury 5 star glamping destination, café and bar sitting high in the hills of North Yorkshire has named Yorkshire Wolds Apple Juice as its preferred supplier of the soft drink.
The café and bar at The Private Hill is frequented by those staying in the luxury accommodation, by passing trade and by those holding private functions at this stunning location.
Everything provided by the team at The Private Hill is high end, and wherever possible from the local area, which is where Yorkshire Wolds Apple Juice hits the mark.
Roddy Hamilton, owner of The Private Hill, has invested £350,000 into this 5* Gold rated holiday destination boasting five stunning geodesic domes and said:
“We are very particular about the standards we set, and hold, for the food and drink we serve. The pressed cloudy apple juice from Yorkshire Wolds Apple Juice is simply out of this world, just delicious. It’s perfect with breakfast, mixed into cocktails or for a healthy, refreshing drink at anytime. The fact that it’s local, award winning, carries a strong history, and is so family orientated suits us perfectly”.
Yorkshire Wolds Apple Juice, based in Malton, was recently acquired by Jon and Jane Birch from York and currently produces its traditional product, as well as some blended flavours, one including elderflower and another with rhubarb. Jane said:
“We are very proud of the standard of our juice and where it is retailed. We love the fact that The Private Hill has been such an immediate success and it has many people staying and visiting, most of which have enjoyed our product. It is a privilege to supply our juice and work closely with Roddy whilst meeting the needs of his business and clientele.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Anna Toms .
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