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Bedlam brews in Beatson bottles

  • Beatson Clark
Europe, Eating, Drinking, Primary Packaging, Secondary Packaging, Active, Smart Packaging, Glass, 200 - 499.99 ml

Bedlam Brewery in West Sussex has taken Beatson Clark’s standard 330ml amber beer bottle and given it a twist with colourful artwork screenprinted onto the glass by Yorkshire Bottle Solutions.

The bottles are manufactured by Beatson Clark but sold through Yorkshire Bottle Solutions, a glass decorating specialist based in Normanton, West Yorkshire.

Bedlam Brewery sets great store by its ethical and green practices, so an easily recyclable glass bottle made by a UK manufacturer was top of their shopping list.

“We try to minimise packaging and have been able to opt for a screen-printed bottle over a printed label to lessen any excessive waste,” said Managing Director Dominic Worrall. “All glass bottles can be fully recycled, which is something we actively encourage and promote.”

The brewery strives to reduce its impact on the environment and uses locally sourced produce where possible. The beers are brewed using British hops and barley, and Bedlam is investing in its own hop fields on the estate.
 
All the energy used to run the brewhouse comes from solar panels in the roof, excess water is dispersed across the farm estate once safely treated, and spent grain goes to local farms for cattle feed.

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Beatson Clark goes back in time with Trappist beer bottles

Glass manufacturer Beatson Clark has a heritage dating back centuries, so it’s appropriate that the company has been chosen to supply bottles to the first monastery to brew beer in the UK since the days of Henry VIII. Monks at Mount Saint Bernard Abbey near Coalville in Leicestershire have become the first in the UK to brew an officially recognised Trappist beer – and their brewery is one of just 12 in the world to earn the name ‘Trappist’.

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  • Modified 27 Jan 2017
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