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RocketShip Sauces are a range of quality hot sauces hand crafted in Norfolk. Take our original sauce  – it’s a fiery blend of red peppers, onions, garlic and scotch bonnet Read more [...]

Uncle Stuart’s Brewery was established in 2002. Originally based in Lingwood, the brewery moved to Wroxham Barns in 2009, and then the brewery moved back to Lingwood in 2013.  The Read more [...]

All Ollands Farm Foods’ products are handmade by Kim and Mary Ann in our own kitchen in Happisburgh on the north Norfolk coast. Our jams, marmalades, jellies and chutneys are Read more [...]

Norfolks first and only Gin Distillery, Bullards Gin started distilling their spirit in late 2015 and operate from the Ten Bells pub on St Benedicts near to the centre of Norwich. Read more [...]

Wildcraft Brewery has been born out of a love of great ales and a desire to experiment with flavours. Live life on the wild side with our craft ales and spirits. Read more [...]

Nestled within a stunning historic courtyard in Great Yarmouth is Lacons Falcon Brewery and Visitor Centre. We returned in 2013 following a 45 year gap with a vision to craft Read more [...]

The Norfolk Brewhouse A taste of North Norfolk… Discover our ale and craft lager The Norfolk Brewhouse is owned and run by Rachel and David Holliday – a couple with Read more [...]

Beeston Brewery- founded in 2006. Located in Beeston, near King’s Lynn, Norfolk

Booja-Booja offers you delicious moments of beautifully sweet pleasure that help you brighten the faces of your friends and loved ones … and to occasionally quietly enjoy on your own Read more [...]

Brays Cottage Pork Pies are made in rural North Norfolk in a converted flint barn, over looking the sea.

Redwell Brewery is an award winning brewery located in Norwich City Centre producing artisan lagers and Ales using Norfolk’s finest Malting Barley. The brewery was set up by friends with Read more [...]

Buffy’s produced its first beer in 1993 and gains its name from a well-known and revered former resident of the 15th Century Mardle Hall, home of the brewery.